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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
Lets see your flex.
- Thread starter Brian H
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japerry
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not much better.. but getting there
Dan76
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ain'tstuckjustresting
RIP Mister 12/5/12
mountainexplorer
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Pretty pathetic flex on my Stepside Chevy. The suspension does almost nothing. However... the frame...
Here's when I let a friend drive my mud bogger onto a trailer. I was surprised it flexed out this well for 8" lift leaf springs. Plus lots of frame flex and body mounts almost pulling out.
My orange K5 actually flexed out better before the rear shackle flip for some reason. Here, shown with the shackle flip, it lifted a tire when I had a friend drive it up onto my 44.
Motorhomes can articulate too.
Here's when I let a friend drive my mud bogger onto a trailer. I was surprised it flexed out this well for 8" lift leaf springs. Plus lots of frame flex and body mounts almost pulling out.
My orange K5 actually flexed out better before the rear shackle flip for some reason. Here, shown with the shackle flip, it lifted a tire when I had a friend drive it up onto my 44.
Motorhomes can articulate too.
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War-Jeeper
Mailbox Killing War-Ho
Saw ya headed in while we were all leaving on sunday:awesomework:a poorly lit picture from this weekend
JeeperAmyJo
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dove'd85
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Tin Top Hick
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Chevyjoe
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the first chevy ('77):
and the new one ('86):
and the new one ('86):
zukkev
Cornfuzzled yet again...
Flexy Backhand
something cool?
the first chevy ('77):
and the new one ('86):
why dont you try and mix it up a bit..at least my chevs are differnt colors.:fawkdancesmiley::haha:
bobbed80yota
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here's mine
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super samurai
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to light in the rear, needs a sway bar in the back?
