jzmudbogger
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I am currently running all pros kit, but going to put assist and figure I would get the six shooter in hope to rule out breaking a arm off. we'll see what happens
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Not for on-road, unless they've changed their design they don't build in proper ackermann which causes scrub when turning on pavement.
I helped a friend install Marlin's cheaper setup (think it was about 300 about 1.5 years ago) and we had no problems, still going strong. It's on an '85 runner, 3" lift, daily driver (he drives it a LOT, it's been to reno and back a couple times, all over Oregon and southern Washington) and all the TRE's are still in good shape. Not much wheeling with it though.
Toyotanut
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what happened to using your old d44?
crash2
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It will be easier to run a toy front......
heep70
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I use the kit from Sky. Like it!
Toyolet
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Toy SAS
My Allpoo's chromo Hy-steer is still going strong since '98. I know that Stealthrunner has had problems with the tapers on the 6 Shooters...
He's looking to put hiems instead of the FJ80 joints.
My Allpoo's chromo Hy-steer is still going strong since '98. I know that Stealthrunner has had problems with the tapers on the 6 Shooters...
He's looking to put hiems instead of the FJ80 joints.
stealthrunner1
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Sky Manufacturing:awesomework: :awesomework: :awesomework:
Pook
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Bill you talk to Matt about them? Did they come with the wrong taper? or are the arms to soft?
stealthrunner1
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don't know ,geiger said that they may not have seated fully in the arm,he said they torque them after every run it would have been nice to be told that a while ago I'll torque them down again and see what happens. when i get to that point..if they are worn i'll send them back and get a new set.
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Sounds like a typical Geiger answer. I've never had to retorque my Sky arms.
stealthrunner1
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Defiantly never had any problems with my sky arms!!!!!!:awesomework:
High Steer Kits
I love the height of my stage 6 billet Sky Arms to clear extra leave spring packs or if running a shim. Unfortunately I noticed the shorter length of the arm is causing my tie rod to rub on the ubolt plate before full lock turning.
I love the height of my stage 6 billet Sky Arms to clear extra leave spring packs or if running a shim. Unfortunately I noticed the shorter length of the arm is causing my tie rod to rub on the ubolt plate before full lock turning.
Toyotanut
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should have just left it alone and not cut all the leaf spring mounts off:redneck:
I have AllPros kit (1 year old) and so far don't have any issues, other than I don't like the steering stabilizer "kit" that comes with it. Not long enough...
I did have to return one of the arms they sent me, as it wasn't even fully machined/tapered..?
I did have to return one of the arms they sent me, as it wasn't even fully machined/tapered..?
rooinater
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i have the sky billet kit, we haven't installed it yet. but they forgot to send us lock nuts, and had to wait for those... then we realized the tie rod end's threads are really loose in the DOM... hope they hold up... i was deployed when i ordered them and didn't find this out for months later.
jesus man do they pay you for this **** every answer is pro sky boo t-g and every one else
I have the t-g six stud knuckles and arms been runinng heims with full hydro no problems yet. broke front ranges arp studs before with same setup
Mark m.
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I havent had any issues with trail-gear. i had the high steer, 4.7s, skidplated, diff guards. They all help up pretty good. Havent bent the steering linkages like other venders products.
