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Thanks, I found it. Looks like you both have a problem with rain.
Quote: Felix
"It was $150 and it is weld on. It is not exactly what I wanted but it will work much better than the one I have at the moment. If it does not rain tomorrow I will start taking my truck apart to install it. The rain has been so bad I couldnt get my truck to dry off enough to start working on it as of yet."
Any body happen to know what the compression rate of the coil spring is from when you first got it to when you installed it? I believe the 5.5" EB coils is 21" when first received. I am still not sure at what height I would need to mount the coil buckets to the frame at. What height level will this give you compared the the rear?
Any body happen to know what the compression rate of the coil spring is from when you first got it to when you installed it? I believe the 5.5" EB coils is 21" when first received. I am still not sure at what height I would need to mount the coil buckets to the frame at. What height level will this give you compared the the rear?
On my truck its around 17" compressed. I mounted my coils 2 inches down from what would be stock bronco location. And it is in the 6.5-7" lift range. If you check jrgaylors build he mounted them like stock bronco and sanvde did his like 4 inches down. ( if i chopped names sorry ahead of time).
My springs are ~17" compressed and the bottom flange on the coil bucket is mounted under the frame,(the very top of the last spring is ~11" from the bottom of the frame) if i was to do it again I would move the coil bucket down 1 to 1 1/2" to level it out, I have a winch in front and a add-a-leaf in the rear
Anybody got pics of how they mounted the coil buckets? Could use some visuals...especially on the driver side where the frame flares out because of the steering box!!!
I got two types of square tubing ( 2"x3"x3/8" and 2"x6"x1/4" ) and I'm not sure which one would be best for the coil buckets!
My friend finally finished the fabbing of the axle tube outer seals; similar too the ones that alloy usa makes for the heeps as shown here from 4x4xplor website: