prerunner?
03-02-2008, 09:11 PM
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prerunner?
i have been thinking about doing a prerunner
what is involved in the suspension i know its different than a lifted suspension
where can you buy the wide fenders and suspension componets
pics would also be nice
what is involved in the suspension i know its different than a lifted suspension
where can you buy the wide fenders and suspension componets
pics would also be nice
..... do it cmiller 
03-21-2008, 10:50 AM
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beastofa327, that has to be the sickest truck I have seen in a while. Usually the yota guys do it but that bowtie blows there **** out of the water. Damn nice truck man!!!
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Not to hijack the thread, but I've thought about possibly prerunning my truck. The thing is that I don't know of many guys that have done this and the only suspension I know of is offered by Fabtech.
cmiller, I've seen a few trucks like yours that have been turned to prerunners, and I've got to say they look pretty good, and I wouldn't mind one myself.
cmiller, I've seen a few trucks like yours that have been turned to prerunners, and I've got to say they look pretty good, and I wouldn't mind one myself.
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if u have a 2wd fut the fenders and besides run some high offset wheels in the front or a 2inch polyperformance spacer and a 35 they will fit those easy and just put a leveling kit on it
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Most offroad type wheels have the right amount of backspacing to not give you any problems. Also look at Blitzkreig, Mazulla and Velociti kits. You will need new fender flares up front. Out back, I suggest beefing up the rear end if you are going to offroad a lot and maybe 4-link it or run long travel leafs at minimum. You won't need to flare the rear fenders but you can to match the front.