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Okiespaniels · 09-10-2011, 07:50 PM

I would check your rear springs and make sure they are not back bending before yanking on sheetmetal. Ideally they should be flat or slightly arched (to the positive) and that can be set with bumpstops.
Massive flex can be detrimmental in some cases...and if you were doing these pics with any anti-sway bars hooked up in the front...wait you have IFS...hmmmm....you'd be amazed how much more static flex you'd have is you can loosen up the front suspension.

NICE spare mount! Did you make that nightmatt??? I need one myself!

09-10-2011, 07:50 PM	#17
Okiespaniels Coffee, Gas, Ammo. Set! Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Work, Garage, Computer room Posts: 685	I would check your rear springs and make sure they are not back bending before yanking on sheetmetal. Ideally they should be flat or slightly arched (to the positive) and that can be set with bumpstops. Massive flex can be detrimmental in some cases...and if you were doing these pics with any anti-sway bars hooked up in the front...wait you have IFS...hmmmm....you'd be amazed how much more static flex you'd have is you can loosen up the front suspension. NICE spare mount! Did you make that nightmatt??? I need one myself! Last edited by Okiespaniels; 09-10-2011 at 07:52 PM.