| honda250ex 10/09/2010 12:24 AM http://www.quadratec.com/products/
11040_0X_PG.htm |
|
|
| rykerjenbob 08/23/2010 5:17 AM I used the transfer case lowering
kit. I didn't have any vibes so
I've kept it that way. |
|
|
| rykerjenbob 08/17/2010 5:08 AM I've had the lift on for 2 years
and have not had a problem with
it. Install took about 6 hours. It
was the first lift I ever put on.
It is quite bouncy but I have
nothing to compare it to. I also
do not have track bars or sway
bars on. I actually got 5" lift
out of it. Of course my stock
springs were very flat. |
|
|
| honda250ex 08/16/2010 12:58 AM Good luck putting on the lift,and
hope every thing goes well; never
the less enjoy it with your Dad. |
|
|
| honda250ex 08/15/2010 7:02 PM JEEP= JUST - EMPTY - EVERY -
POCKET.
Welcome to the disease, it never
stops. |
|
|
|
|
| Mgilles 01/13/2010 10:09 PM Hey man, the springs are quality
and provided correct amount of
lift or more. Just get some
quality shocks to go with it.
Right now i have 265/70/17 Maxxis
Bighorns on with some pretty good
trimming of the front bumper. |
|
|
|
|
| Hellbound13 09/23/2009 8:23 PM I work at Mackenzies in Carmel.
Stop in and say hi! |
|
|
| Hellbound13 09/20/2009 7:05 PM There are a couple in Carmel.
Whereabouts are you? |
|
|
| Hellbound13 09/20/2009 4:41 PM I know a few very mild trails if
your down.. |
|
|
| Chadicus 09/05/2009 1:23 AM Hi I just have a 2.5 BB coil
spacer lift with factory upcountry
springs and it gives me 3" total.
Im about to upgrande to 4" and
long arms in the next few weeks.
The spacers are easy and cheap and
you can run bigger tires. Ive been
at this height for 4 years and
finally have the money to go a
little higher. |
|
|
| JkTheItalianoWJ 08/30/2009 10:38 PM heyy man i love my lift lol, i
actually put it in myself well
along with the help of my dad one
of his really good friends and my
cousin. It took about a day i mean
we stopped for lunch and to chill
out for a little bit here and
there but i have no complaints we
didnt run into any problems or
anything. To be honest ive been so
busy lately i havent had the
chance to take it off road at all.
it rides pretty nice on the road
no noticeable noises or death
wobble people complain about. let
me know how everything works out
for you man. good luck keep in
touch |
|
|
| thaBrad 08/24/2009 8:37 AM Hello. I bought 3" coils from
Iron Rock Offroad online ($300). I
bought MX-6 shocks used off
Craigslist ($240). I extended the
swaybar links myself by cutting it
and adding a 3" longer rod welded
to it. Bought the Adjustable
trackbar online from Kevins
Offroad ($136). Tires I found
online at Tirerack with a deal for
$150 ea. I think cause they were
17"R wheel size which is what I
wanted. Rims at Discount Tire
down the street ($80). Discount
actually matched my online pricing
I found. So if you look up the
pricing of the online stuff, and
add $1200 in tires&rims after tax
and insurance you'll get $1,876.
But I redid my tie rod ends (all
4) cause they were shot. And some
advice, get a lower pitman arm. I
didn't and it ripped my drag link
ones cause of the angle it put
them. So now I need to redo my
draglink tie ends again! With
that and a new steering stabilizer
I'm at about $2000. Take rims and
tires out I'm about $800 or a
little more. |
|
|
