Getting stale, time for a few mods...

[Indy]

When you get the Body Lift, do you mind posting the lengths of the various bolts....I know that Bimmer has provided some good info on it and posted some pics, but he ordered the HD2500 kit and apparently some of the bolts he required were not in the kit. If you could post a list of the parts you used, that would be great for those of us who want to put one together ourselves. From the info I have gathered so far, it seems that only the BL pucks and longer bolts are required as well as a Radiator lowering bracket (which is easy to fab up yourself). Not too sure about an extension of the steering shaft, as the stock one is adjustable (again, not too sure if it adjusts far enough). So any info on this would be great (either here or in the Official Body Lift thread in the Technical Section). Cheers!

[OrangeCrush]

Indy,

I don?t mind but as busy as my shop is, I?m going to call the same people that did Jon?s lift and let them do it.

I?m so far behind, I don?t have time to do anything. I hate to pay someone to do something I?m perfectly capable of doing myself but I?ve got much bigger projects to finish than starting something minor like this.

Here?s what I?m starting to put my efforts into...

























I just had this trailer built... now I have to start modifying it the way I want it.

(plus I need matching wheels now...lol)

Mark

[Indy]

Wow, that is going to be one nice trailer...are you using your H2 to tow it or will some diesel be doing that? Anyways, have fun customizing it... Cheers.

[Big.Z.hummin]

Originally Posted by Indy

Wow, that is going to be one nice trailer...are you using your H2 to tow it or will some diesel be doing that? Anyways, have fun customizing it... Cheers.

his H2 is diesel

Mark I have ran the toyos and now im running the SS M16's. they ride very smooth and look better than the toyos IMO. they are a bit louder but its not bad at all. I have 5K on them with little to no visible wear. can't wait to see how it turns out!

[OrangeCrush]

Originally Posted by Indy

Wow, that is going to be one nice trailer...are you using your H2 to tow it or will some diesel be doing that? Anyways, have fun customizing it... Cheers.

Thanks and yes....

Originally Posted by Big.Z.hummin

his H2 is diesel

Mark I have ran the toyos and now im running the SS M16's. they ride very smooth and look better than the toyos IMO. they are a bit louder but its not bad at all. I have 5K on them with little to no visible wear. can't wait to see how it turns out!

SSM16?s?? I?l look ?em up. Thanks. I found the Pitbull Rockers in a radial so that might work...



Mark

[OrangeCrush]

Oh hell no... I just looked up the SS 16’s. They’re the new Super Swampers.

I hope they are better than the old SS’s.

I had 3 sets and each one I would get 11K miles and only be through half the tread. I’d be thrilled since I was only half way through my tread.

In exactly 2K miles, they’d be GONE...

After the first two sets, I happened to see a Interco rep at a car show and mentioned it to him. When I told him I hit 11K miles, before I got to finish, he said “and you only got 2K miles out of them then?”

He said the lugs are made out of two types of rubber and once they wear through the first type of rubber, it’s all down hill from there.

Like I said, hopefully the new Super Swampers last longer.

Here’s the Pitbull Rockers.






Mark

[tyler1bo]

I don't have any personal experience with them but jonny and bigz both sport them and they seem to do okay. But the rockers do look pretty sweet!

[tyler1bo]

I agree with bigz. If you're unsatisfied with the toyos, I'd try the m16's. Very good looking and shouldn't wear too bad. Can't wait to see the new look!!