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I need to get to be able to sale shit on this forum..

EDIT - and bump a BL that obviously needs it.....

You lost me Kyle lol

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Also, considering I've been here since 2010, if I wanted to just raise my post count, I'd have 3 tims as many as you do and you have 600 more than I do and you've been here barely for 6 months. But I guess you didn't see that part did you.

Ok enough of that, let's see some building! :popcorn:

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Ok, I zoned out the past 3 pages.

1, why did you remove the head liner?

2, why do you need x rays?

3, how about using urethane spacers from a small 4x4 like a suzuki sidekick for your rear? I may have 2 I can bring you Saturday. :morepower1:

2010 Honda Insight Eco Modded + PHEV

1995 Suzuki Sidekick 4wd 5 speed LJX

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How about hydraulics? Could install the entire system in a weekend pretty easily on a car. It would handle the weight better than bags, you get more suspension travel and the ride quality is the same at all heights. They make super reliable kits nowadays. I've had my setup installed for 2 years with no problems. I'm rolling on a 35 series tire and the truck rides better than stock. I can drive 1/4" off the ground or at stock height with the flick of a button.

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Ok, I zoned out the past 3 pages.

1, why did you remove the head liner?

2, why do you need x rays?

3, how about using urethane spacers from a small 4x4 like a suzuki sidekick for your rear? I may have 2 I can bring you Saturday. :morepower1:

1. To 3 layer deaden the roof.

2. Surgery soon

3. Looking into stiffer springs right now. The guy spoke to his manager and took $50 off for me.

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How about hydraulics? Could install the entire system in a weekend pretty easily on a car. It would handle the weight better than bags, you get more suspension travel and the ride quality is the same at all heights. They make super reliable kits nowadays. I've had my setup installed for 2 years with no problems. I'm rolling on a 35 series tire and the truck rides better than stock. I can drive 1/4" off the ground or at stock height with the flick of a button.

This is the best option. I will be doing this eventually. Unfortunately I don't have the necessary 4 grand to buy a good kit right now

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Look into hydroholics or dice suspension. Hydroholics.net has a kit for way less than you are looking to spend. With all the weight, you will need a 2 pump setup and a minimum of 24 volts. You are going to want accumulators all the way around as well. If you are going to pay someone to install, then yes about $4k total. If you do it yourself then probably $2k.

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