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Old 03-28-2008, 08:59 AM
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This might be a stupid question but how does a prerunner kit do offroadn? I see most serious lifts have cross member drops etc for strength, and Im sure the prerunners need clearance so no drop cross member...

For just some basic 2wd w/ locker fun, is a prerunner kit ok?
Old 03-28-2008, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by MacADaYear
This might be a stupid question but how does a prerunner kit do offroadn? I see most serious lifts have cross member drops etc for strength, and Im sure the prerunners need clearance so no drop cross member...

For just some basic 2wd w/ locker fun, is a prerunner kit ok?
They usually do it with longer A arms which gets the lift an the wider track. since there is no front pumpkin or driveshafts there is nothing to have to lower. And for 2wd fun a prerunner kit and locker would be a blast!

I checked on some of the stuff on the truc posted above too and it has the top of the line stuff on it. Roughly 15k into the suspension alone + tires and wheels + brakes and + the fiberglass body pieces = $$ Holy Chit $$
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IMO 2WD Wheelin is definately fun, more of a challenge since 4WD makes **** ten times easier. So if you have the money, do it.
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Originally Posted by Onetogofast
beastofa327, that has to be the sickest truck I have seen in a while. Usually the yota guys do it but that bowtie blows there **** out of the water. Damn nice truck man!!!
Wish I could except the compliment but it's not my truck
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CST Makes a prerunner kit for 2wd chevys/gmc trucks

But since prerunners have bigger a arms it pushish the front wheels out which make's it illegal on the streets

and a medium entry kit, fabrication, wheels-tires, and all other acc. is well over 15000

if you want a cheap lvl kit check out CST 3in kit

also go to socalsupertrucks.com for pics of there customer's trucks to get a better idea of what you want
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Originally Posted by White2500
So if you have the money, do it.
if i only had the money

so having the sticking out that far is illegal even with the wide fenders?
how do the lowrider trucks get away with their 5 inch wheel spacers?
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becuase the lowriders dont have 37.12.50.17 lmao and 17x10 wheels
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Originally Posted by BuiltNotBought
CST Makes a prerunner kit for 2wd chevys/gmc trucks

But since prerunners have bigger a arms it pushish the front wheels out which make's it illegal on the streets

and a medium entry kit, fabrication, wheels-tires, and all other acc. is well over 15000

if you want a cheap lvl kit check out CST 3in kit

also go to socalsupertrucks.com for pics of there customer's trucks to get a better idea of what you want
I only see 4in spindles and their lift kits on their website, what 3in kit are you talking about?
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That was a nice post, but this thread is 6 months old man.
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Originally Posted by Speedextreme
O.K. so you would prefer me to start a new post? Just thought someone (even though it was six months old) could use some of the info I posted?!

Sorry I won't look at any other post that isn't on the first page from here on out!!!
Honestly, sure that would have been cool. Not nearly as many people are going to see your post now because the other 30 responses in this thread are basically nonsense with tidbits of info here and there. Had you started a new thread, people could have read what you wrote.


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