wouldn't that be nice!
Hah, I don't think so. Not to rip on the guys that like that, but I'm not into laying frame. I just want something that will lower the truck some, but with some 'adjustability' for fun, if you know what I mean.
drag it you pussy. J/k welcome. im a frame layer, just not in the colly. so i cant really help you.
That's what I'm thinking. I don't want something that will lay frame, because my Rado will be my daily driver. I just want to give it a more agressive stance, but still be able to play with the other car's at stoplights.
Eh, I don't want to do that because I still wanna be able to haul stuff. I didn't get this just to turn it into a show truck, or because it has more ground clearance than my Civic for the snow here in Wyoming. If I wanted to have something that looks mean, then I would of saved my money and put it into the Civic.
yah bad idea. snap, oh SH!T, rrrrrck boom. bwoooo, boop boop.
Nevermind that, they discontinued the kit.
I hate when people say "I don't wanna bag mine, it's my daily driver." I drive my truck everyday, everywhere I go and have not had a single problem and if I do it's covered under full warranty by the shop that bagged it. If it is done right and built by somebody that knows what they are doing and didn't just read a tech article in Mini Truckin, throw on some Dickies, and just buy a welder. Ok, so you don't wanna lay frame, that's cool but I don't think you are gonna find what you are looking for unless you fab up something yourself.
leaf springs are meant to move through a limited travel, they use an overload leaf at the bottom of the pack to limit that travel. once you remove all the leafs except the main one the leaf. when you add adjustable to the equation you are basically bending a paperclip back and forth, and eventually SNAP.
