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Lift or No Lift, that is the question
If you plan on doing any sled pulls, is it better to have a small lift or have stock ride hight?
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I've seen HUGE lifts do fine, with lots of mods... and stock trucks that do almost as good. I think it's all about traction, weight and power. If you can pull those off then you're in for a ride. Like I told ya though, Mech will be able to give you very IN-DEPTH info on this... I've never pulled, I sit on the sidelines and watch. |
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Because at some point, I want to go with a 4" lift. Not too much but something that would help clear a little bigger tire and something that would look good too. I am sure alot of the lifts out there are not made for the kind of weight or stress put on the system when pulling. But, I don't know much about and don't really know what I am talking about
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The more lift you have the more leverage the bounce gets (axle wrap) but if you use some good ladder bars or traction bars that keep the axle from wrapping you should be just fine. Tall sidewalls will give you a bounce as well. On our 1000 hp 79 Ford we run a 4 link rear suspension with airbags (only 8psi) that me and Larry made. We also use 35" Truxus STS's very good tire. We dont get any bounce, but we also hang about 3k pounds off the front bumper lol.
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Thanks for the tip House. Any other tips you might have would be great.
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