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  1. #11
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    Has anybody ever used degree Plates to drop the angle 5 degrees.
    Or actually have the angel droped on your truck?
    I've seen cal tracs on some trucks and i know from experience
    That are an awsome fix for leafs. Ive seen guys clap the
    Front of the leafs, I like that one best, because it's old school
    Muscle car modifications. Plus it's sneeky.

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    So is an AWD conversion.
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    16" wide slicks and ladder bar suspension = no wheel hop and 1.38 60'

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    Spring clamps from Autozone are 20.00 .. Clamp the REAR 15" behind the axle.. Correct pinion angle with shims.. nothing more then a 4 degree otherwise you need to cut the mounts off and correct it and weld on new mounts.. PM me if you need more help there is nothing wrong with stock stuff just need to change a few things around... Blown06 has been 1.5x with nothing more then clamps and shocks .. did you remove the overload?

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    Here's a CHEAP way to get rid of the hop. On my obs I had violent wheel hop, so bad it broke the tailgate handle. I took a set of front bump stops that I had removed, trimmed them down and put them between the big flat overload spring and the spring pack. There is a plastic pad that you can pop out and bolt the bumpstop through. Keep it tight so that when the truck is on the ground it's touching a bit. Acts like an old school traction bar. You hit it and it pushes up into the springs, wheel hop gone, cost nothing.
    Last edited by Courtntan; 09-11-2012 at 07:32 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy Blu View Post
    Pics of while truck plz!!

    Diggin ur m&h set up and bars! But i dont like the flows lol!!!
    Can u send me the specs on wat u did to make these, like bar size and stuff

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    pretty much got the 3/4" heim joints make sure 2 are RH thread and 2 are LH thread and get the correct size tube to fit over the bungs that you weld then cut them to the size i needed and welded them together for the bars.
    1997 RCSB, AES 390 + 4L80E transplant, F1A Procharger, #160 injectors, Magnafuel 750, Schoenfield Longtubes, 3" flowmasters, Steve Morris Bullit cam, Circle D 3k stall, Ford 9" rear, Homemade Caltrac bars.


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    yeah before you just start throwing parts at it, just make sure your pinion angle is good. Probably needs to be aimed down more, since it naturally wants to point up when launching hard.

    ...and godamn those are some quick 60fts.
    Shralp' it heavy.

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    Got a Fabricating shop building this set up for me, they have all the parts made, will post pics when its done. If any body is interested in a set let me know

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    Quote Originally Posted by bootlife View Post
    Got a Fabricating shop building this set up for me, they have all the parts made, will post pics when its done. If any body is interested in a set let me know
    Did you get the bars yet? Lets see some pics

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