Forever Draggin
+1y
i have an old burban lyin around thats in pretty good shape. been thinkin bout baggin it. its probably a 90 model or so. u know the body style like the old chevys.
whats all involved in layin this thing out on 22s? any problems or confusion i may run in to? thanx
whats all involved in layin this thing out on 22s? any problems or confusion i may run in to? thanx
tofnlows10
+1y
biggest problems depends on how the truck comes apart and goes back together...there is always something dumb that ends up costing ya..
heard they are pretty easy...just what i have heard..
worst part is relocating everything to get the rims to fit...
heard they are pretty easy...just what i have heard..
worst part is relocating everything to get the rims to fit...
JayMack75
+1y
Edited: 7/4/2006 10:20:16 AM by JayMack75
Well it is possible I have a 2005 2500HD Suburban thats laying frame all the way. Its not BD, but I'm happy with it. What do you think?All work done by Little Shop of Horrors, Leoma, TN (LittleShopLackey)
Well it is possible I have a 2005 2500HD Suburban thats laying frame all the way. Its not BD, but I'm happy with it. What do you think?All work done by Little Shop of Horrors, Leoma, TN (LittleShopLackey)
Dj-Chuy
+1y
Now that's camber.... DAMN.
Thought about some drop spindles and some custom control arms??
Laying that baby out straight would make it look better...Still clean though.
Thought about some drop spindles and some custom control arms??
Laying that baby out straight would make it look better...Still clean though.
JayMack75
+1y
I have drop spindles for it, but have opted against using them...I get too much attention from the camber. LoL
BaggedMazda87
+1y
Originally posted by Dj-Chuy
That's cool....I bet that be eating your tires up quick huh?
Not if he's aligned and drives locked up...
Even if he doesn't, the biggest problem with camber isn't ACTUALLY the camber, its the camber MIXED with mis-alignment
You can roll negative, and if its aligned perfect at a cetain height and you know the PSI, you'd be surprised how well your tires can last
-Oh yea, and i've never done a burban, but i've been considering a hoeMy next project will either be a burban on 49's, or a hoe on 24's, we'll see
That's cool....I bet that be eating your tires up quick huh?
Not if he's aligned and drives locked up...
Even if he doesn't, the biggest problem with camber isn't ACTUALLY the camber, its the camber MIXED with mis-alignment
You can roll negative, and if its aligned perfect at a cetain height and you know the PSI, you'd be surprised how well your tires can last
-Oh yea, and i've never done a burban, but i've been considering a hoeMy next project will either be a burban on 49's, or a hoe on 24's, we'll see
FluffyFreak
+1y
Originally posted by JayMack75
Edited: 7/4/2006 10:20:16 AM by JayMack75
Well it is possible I have a 2005 2500HD Suburban thats laying frame all the way. Its not BD, but I'm happy with it. What do you think?All work done by Little Shop of Horrors, Leoma, TN (LittleShopLackey)
that fucker makes me cream my pants badass bro
Edited: 7/4/2006 10:20:16 AM by JayMack75
Well it is possible I have a 2005 2500HD Suburban thats laying frame all the way. Its not BD, but I'm happy with it. What do you think?All work done by Little Shop of Horrors, Leoma, TN (LittleShopLackey)
that fucker makes me cream my pants badass bro