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If they are the same length then they will bolt in. Not sure how much lift they will give but you will have to get a pitman arm to compensate if its too much. Why rear leafs?
 

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If they are the same length then they will bolt in. Not sure how much lift they will give but you will have to get a pitman arm to compensate if its too much. Why rear leafs?

because they ride alot better than stock.

it would take a shackle reversal kit at least. i have them and they are nice.
 

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I have rears in the front of my 92 f250 with a shackel reversal. They are set up to provide about 7-8 inches of lift. They ride better then any aftermarket lift spring that im aware of. It rides much better then stock
 

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I have rears in the front of my 92 f250 with a shackel reversal. They are set up to provide about 7-8 inches of lift. They ride better then any aftermarket lift spring that im aware of. It rides much better then stock

whats shackle reversal? Im looking for a cheap way to lift mine in the front i been thinking add a leafs but that cost moneyLOL
 

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Typically rear leaf packs are longer and ride better. They need to be bastardized by removing/adding leaves to get them where you want, but it's a fairly common thing people do.
Travis..

stock rears with a shackle reversal gives you 8" lift, and a pimpass ride.
 

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ok well im not looking for that much lift, but what can i do to my D44TTB?
 

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first thought would be the dumpster:D
second thought would be to save up for a 60:D

I actually like my TTB just fine, im sure a D60 is alot tougher and better for wheeling but i aint never had a problem and i get in some bad **** sometimes, but i also know when enough is enough if it ever starts hoping or the wheels trying to go side to side then i push the clutch in, cause im cant afford to break it
 

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because they ride alot better than stock.

it would take a shackle reversal kit at least. i have them and they are nice.

details please.... could i just move the rear hanger back? there's TONS of 250 in the j/y's around me a rear pack would be cake to get. what did you do on the rear, blocks?

thanks!
-Jon ;Sweet
 

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Could someone provide a link to a shackle reversal kit? I believe I researched them in the past but cant remember the prices. Votee, do you think you could take pics of your springs?
 

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Going to keep my eye on this cause 6-8" of lift is what I am after. What all needs to be done with the steering? Pitman arm? Track bar bracket?
 
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