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Old 06-28-2006, 01:25 AM   #26
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Re: Superlift VS Skyjacker

That's pretty slick - haven't seen that before
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Old 06-28-2006, 12:37 PM   #27
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Which part number did you order?

I'm seeing the 013449 in steel
113449 in s/s
123449 in polished

Is that correct?

i found it here for $81 + ship in stainless. if this is the right one.
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Old 06-28-2006, 01:16 PM   #28
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Hey Jim -

Find out if you get a discount if you order 2 - and order me one as well - I'll pay you back. (Get me one even if you don't get a discount if you decide too)
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Old 06-28-2006, 02:01 PM   #29
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Re: Superlift VS Skyjacker

Mine is not stainless as you can see the surface rust in my pics. I would call and order because they will need to know which side is up / down. According to the lady who took my order it will matter so the dampner is facing the right direction. IE they could build it however you needed it.
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Old 06-28-2006, 04:19 PM   #30
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Find out if you get a discount if you order 2 - and order me one as well - I'll pay you back. (Get me one even if you don't get a discount if you decide too)
now i found flaming river also
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Old 06-29-2006, 09:06 AM   #31
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I don't think Flaming River has the Vibration Dampner. Thats the best part.
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Old 06-29-2006, 09:52 AM   #32
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I don't think Flaming River has the Vibration Dampner. Thats the best part.
they do but i cant seem to find it for our rigs. So fr I'm leaning twords the borgeson. Both jegs and summit carry it butI'll just order direct. Prolly happen today.
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Old 06-29-2006, 12:32 PM   #33
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Nice -
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Old 07-01-2006, 08:02 PM   #34
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speakin on tires, Mickey Thompson just came out with a new tire called the MTZ, i just put them on my Yukon, 38x15.5. i love them, they are a lot quieter than the 33inch mtr's on the 72' and the 39's that came on the Yukon. i just put those flares on too, cut 2inchs all the way around..



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Old 07-02-2006, 11:49 AM   #35
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sweet tires. And rig for that matter. But I've had 3 pairs of baja claws and never got more than about 17K miles on them. How you suppose these will wear?
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Old 07-02-2006, 08:49 PM   #36
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from what i hear, they wear awesome, this had some 39.5x18 claw's on it when i bought it, so i know what you mean. these MTZ's are radial's and i have put just at 1,000miles on them and i couldnt be happier, I was very nervous when i bought them becase they were mickey's, but i think they got there act together. I guess only time will tell, so far they seem to be night and day better than the claw's. they dont wander, bounce, or anything the claw's did for that matter, and really are suprisinly quiet with the windows up.

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Old 07-03-2006, 10:16 AM   #37
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from what i hear, they wear awesome, this had some 39.5x18 claw's on it when i bought it, so i know what you mean. these MTZ's are radial's and i have put just at 1,000miles on them and i couldnt be happier, I was very nervous when i bought them becase they were mickey's, but i think they got there act together. I guess only time will tell, so far they seem to be night and day better than the claw's. they dont wander, bounce, or anything the claw's did for that matter, and really are suprisinly quiet with the windows up.

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Well thanks alot. I thought i had my next set of tires all picked out, but now thanks to you i have to start over. J/k

I appriciate the suggestion and i will look into another set of mickeys. Honestly i absolutely hate these swampers, so somthing is changing soon. I had picked out the toyo (les Schwab) 37x14.5x15 but i will certainly check out the mickeys and weigh cost vs reviews etc....

My truck does ride a liitle better after this weekend. I put RS9000's in the back and dual RS5000 in the front as well as switched out my dual steering stabilizer. I think with the vibration/ujoint and some new tread I should be able to almost stay in my own lane
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Old 07-03-2006, 01:12 PM   #38
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I hear ya! i had rebuild the front end of the yukon when i bought it! it only has 64k miles! it was sooo scary to drive, the steering wheel had like half a crank of "play" and the claws went the oppsite direction you wanted them to go. hahaha

I orignally bought 36x15.5's but realized it needed 38's. luckily i didnt drive it far and the tires still looked brand new, Desert Rat took them back . the 36's where i think $365ea and the 38's where $405ea. My ride quality is sooo nice, the thing honestly rides like a caddie, which is nice for staigh driving but freeway interchanges and be SCARY. It gives a whole new meaning to bodyroll. hahahahaha

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Old 07-04-2006, 11:26 AM   #39
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Re: Superlift VS Skyjacker

I also found out a bit of interesting news from the salesmen at desert rat, from what i understand, Pro-comp bought out mickey thompson and as we all know mickey thompson bought out dick cepek.

Pro-Comp, Mickey's and Dick Cepeks are all the same guys.
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Old 07-05-2006, 10:36 AM   #40
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I also found out a bit of interesting news from the salesmen at desert rat, from what i understand, Pro-comp bought out mickey thompson and as we all know mickey thompson bought out dick cepek.

Pro-Comp, Mickey's and Dick Cepeks are all the same guys.
Well I am definatley doing something soon. The whole point of lifting a rig is to get the diffy's higher off the ground for clearnace. My 36's are way too small. with 10 1/2" i should be able to get 38.5's without any rubbing issues.
rubbing sucks.
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I can hear your rear end straining from here...
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Old 07-05-2006, 02:55 PM   #42
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I can hear your rear end straining from here...
thats not my rear end straining, its my wallet

I could make payments on a new vette for less money than i spend a month on this rig. And now I'm conteplation trading my vette for a 68 C10, so i can have a pair of money pits.
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Old 07-05-2006, 11:46 PM   #43
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Did you send me pics of that one?
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Old 07-26-2006, 05:00 PM   #44
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thats not my rear end straining, its my wallet

And now I'm conteplation trading my vette for a 68 C10, so i can have a pair of money pits.
Do it!!!



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Old 07-27-2006, 10:18 AM   #45
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Do it!!!



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That deal fell through but i did trade it for this cute lil rig.
2001 ZR2 with 64K miles aftermarket exhaust and all kinds of engine mods.

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That deal fell through but i did trade it for this cute lil rig.
2001 ZR2 with 64K miles aftermarket exhaust and all kinds of engine mods.

Nice, but not nearly as cool.

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