DJM rear flip kit is installed, netted about 5" drop. Need to get some shocks now...
new spring plates I had a local place fabricate. The flip brackets move the axle back about an inch to keep the driveshaft from bottoming out in the trans;
DJM says to drill a new hole in the stock spring plate = not possible.
couldn't find my tape measure, but clearance to the Energy suspension shorter bump stop I installed seems about the same as my Lightning had
at ride height. Might get away without c-notching, we'll see how it rides...
Still has some positive camber. I'm thinking the front will come down another inch once the rest of the underhood parts are installed.
sitting dead level right now, need to get that front down one inch...
exhaust is all but finished. Couple welds to clean up and finish, some hangers and it's done. Was planning on an H crossover on there, but
it's not looking like there will be a place to put it...
I'm excited I was able to get both mufflers totally parallel with the truck. Seems I always end up canting them for clearance...
Was happy how high I was able to tuck the exhaust up
It's sitting on some old junk tires right now, 235/75-15 rears and 215/70-15 on the front. Fronts look too small but looks like a smaller front tire will
be needed for the proper rake. The wheels are the stock 15x7.5" from my '95 Bronco. I have the nice set of fresh vintage Turbines but not sure looking at
the rear if they are going to work. THey are 15x8 and less offset so they stick out farther. Was hoping to run 255/70-15s all the way around
I won't be cleaning and painting the rear frame, suspension and rear end until probably next winter. I need to make sure it's good to go without the c-notch
and need to get the truck back together so I can drive it this spring!