If you want to lay on 22's, then yes they have to go.
relocating pcm....
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draggin95niss
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Damn that sux....
DragginGMC
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not really. you can do that gas strut mod
Yeah I just mean that the factory spring has to go, I went to gas strut's back when I had 18's in 2002.
draggin95niss
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this is kinda off topic but what can i use to cut out the spring pocket and notch the frame for the lca and ties rods? i dont have a torch so i was wondering if there was another option or is that the only way to do it? i have a sawzall, grinder, and body airsaw....
I would rather use a sawzall and grinder, makes cleaner cuts than the torch.
Yes I agree, I either use a sawsall or a grinder with a cut off wheel to do it!
addiction2bass
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or if ya got 300-350bucks you can buy a cheap plasma cutter off ebay. thats what i did. took me dam near a week and dozen of bids on different cutters but i got mine for 300shipped.
and so far it works great! its not the best but i havent had any real problems with it! only problem i had was when my 1st tip burned up it took me 2-3more tip pieces to get it to cut straight again. it kept blowing out the side. but i call that user error cause it was my first cutter and no more experience other than the few videos ive looked at one youtube.
only thing that i didnt like about this cutter is the setup when ya get it. had to go buy my own power plug to wire it up. but hell its a hell of alot cheaper than a kick ass MILLER plasma cutter
that made my bag job in the front SO MUCH EASIER!!!! AND HELL OF ALOT FASTER FOR DAM SURE! a grinder will take forever to cut! and the recip saw well it can be tuff to control for clean straight cuts and imposible to get curved cuts.
plasma cutter defiantly well worth the investment!!!!! slice thru the frame like butter! and if ya got a steady hand.... you can get creative. and as you can see my hands are not steady at all.LOL
and thats my first cut EVER! LOL if ya get one just find some scrap metal to play with alittle and watch a few youtube videos.
and so far it works great! its not the best but i havent had any real problems with it! only problem i had was when my 1st tip burned up it took me 2-3more tip pieces to get it to cut straight again. it kept blowing out the side. but i call that user error cause it was my first cutter and no more experience other than the few videos ive looked at one youtube.
only thing that i didnt like about this cutter is the setup when ya get it. had to go buy my own power plug to wire it up. but hell its a hell of alot cheaper than a kick ass MILLER plasma cutter
that made my bag job in the front SO MUCH EASIER!!!! AND HELL OF ALOT FASTER FOR DAM SURE! a grinder will take forever to cut! and the recip saw well it can be tuff to control for clean straight cuts and imposible to get curved cuts.
plasma cutter defiantly well worth the investment!!!!! slice thru the frame like butter! and if ya got a steady hand.... you can get creative. and as you can see my hands are not steady at all.LOL
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and thats my first cut EVER! LOL if ya get one just find some scrap metal to play with alittle and watch a few youtube videos.
draggin95niss
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My prob with that plasma is it runs off 220 and all i have access to is 110
Yeah I have a big plasma cutter, it will cut 5/8 plate, it is really nice to use.
