Prerunner suspension

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has anyone ever done research on how much it costs to prerunner the front suspension of our trucks and what it takes to get a decent setup?

i was just thinking of changing the lower A arms to the mid travel type

would that work?

or even if they make mid travel.....i think thats what its called

or maybe just long travel?

idk
 
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ive seen a mid travel i think from camburg that looked good but those type of suspensions are very costly
 
ive seen a mid travel i think from camburg that looked good but those type of suspensions are very costly

i think theyre long travel kit is about 4k for my truck, but i wounder what the price difference and ride difference it would be from the mid travel
 
Expensive either way. I'd email Camburg and see what they say. How much suspension is mid-travel, 6" ?
 
Midtravel is around 12" of travel, long travel is up to 18" for Camburg's kits. It is a lot more costly to do LT. Probably looking at $7k before install for LT vs $3500 for MT
 
You talking about a 2 or 4wd? I was looking into this recently. There's lots of kits for 2wd, but keeping 4wd makes it a lot more costly.

Check out Unity's truck on F150online to see an friggin beautiful full conversion.
 
Midtravel is around 12" of travel, long travel is up to 18" for Camburg's kits. It is a lot more costly to do LT. Probably looking at $7k before install for LT vs $3500 for MT
since i own a shop ill do the install myself
You talking about a 2 or 4wd? I was looking into this recently. There's lots of kits for 2wd, but keeping 4wd makes it a lot more costly.

Check out Unity's truck on F150online to see an friggin beautiful full conversion.
and im a 2wd
 
Oh nice, that cuts down on costs but still, the full LT with coilovers, bypasses and bumpstops with the bed cage and all that other stuff will add up
 
Oh nice, that cuts down on costs but still, the full LT with coilovers, bypasses and bumpstops with the bed cage and all that other stuff will add up

oh ya considering if i do end up doing long travel i will end up getting rid of my lift, doing a whole new suspension with new differential and new air lockers, new fiberglass body, roll cage, a million lights haha
 

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