Alright after all the talk and all the questions. Im lifted with my Pro-Comp Extreme Series 8089's....... Lifting was cake under 30minutes, for it all. I still have not flipped my bj but Ill tackly that soon....
So here are some pics....
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Alright after all the talk and all the questions. Im lifted with my Pro-Comp Extreme Series 8089's....... Lifting was cake under 30minutes, for it all. I still have not flipped my bj but Ill tackly that soon....
So here are some pics....
Super VXer
Kudos. She's a beast! Looks nice...
-biju.
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He lingers -- happily -- in a new hybrid state of semi-hormonal adolescence and responsible self-reliance.
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Lookin' good JH, take it easy at first so ya don't get da bleedin' nose from the extra altitude.
Also, just to make the whole rest of your life that much more rewarding...
Keep the sun behind you when taking kodaks & you'll be mucho happy with the results.
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Yay... Now go flying around some corners and see how easy it is to drive on 2 wheels now!
Sent from my "two hands on a keyboard"
looks good. Hows is the quality of the rims? Also did you happen to weigh 1 before mounting a tire?
"You can live your life in a thousand ways,
but it all comes down to that single day,
when you realize what you regret,
but you cant relaim and you cant forget."
----Trans Siberian Orchestra
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Ldub: I have a setting on my camera for "sun behind object" that I was testing out and I was pleased with the results. I have a whole other set of pics from the opposite side if you want to see them but I did not like the houses in the back drop so I did not use them. There is a mecca of mild off-roading around my area. I live in a mild country setting where farms are slowly turning into upscale neighborhoods. So while they level the ground and de-tree the area its just ACRES of playground.
Ruf: The rims are 27 pounds but I did not weigh them after the 265/75-16 AT's were on them. But they are still less than my old set up which was around 90lbs. As far as quality they are pro-comp extreme's so I trust the name and their integrity looks good too.
The picture with the measuring stick is NOT a yard stick. A yard stick was not tall enough. That is a 4 foot stick and from ground to top of front fender is 37 1/2''.
Now I need to go get an alignement. The rear travel is great a lot firmer and smoother.
Also I have noticed that since the lift and tires TOD kicks in ALOT more. For example at stop lights it will kick in or when taking normal turns. Any advice? Or so I just disconnect the battery for 45mins?
Drop Brackets? How much and where at on Independent4x are they sold?
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