Maxtrac Spindle Lift for 2nd Gen Prerunners

Improved ground clearance, I'd say yes.​

Also, these lil PreRunners can do more than one would believe!

 

There’s a few trails here in AZ that are 2wd friendly lol so that’ll it’ll be great stretching the legs

 

Oh yeah no problem.

 

All you really have to do is send it ​

 

That’s a catch phrase “All you have to do is send it”

Put that on a sticker & I’ll slap it on my window lol

 

Lmao!!!!
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One day I want to hit a jump in my truck

A really small one that wont break anything

BUT, I still want to do it ​

 

All you need is beer, a good ramp, & new suspension on the way

 

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I’ve aired my front end out more then A few times the rear has a hard time because of the amount of drop I have. It’s not bad really

 

Ok , doing a ot Of Research No Answers, I need the help
I have max Trac with billy's, set 0 an fox rear,
I Just purchased Set of King Coilover an Shocks with Resi,
Only Problem is the springs are 14'600 springs giving me extra 2" I turning the Collar all the way,
I do a ot of Running an don' want 6, max I'l go is .5 or 0
Keeping my 4" So, What kind of Springs do You Reccomend do drop my coilovers to 0 stock height
13"650 ebiac or 14"500 king?

 

My icons are 13 650s and I have them set at 0. I just have the 4" from the maxtracs. It rides caddy like.
It's hard to say how much lift you will get depending on weight up front. The kings are a bitch to adjust on the truck, Especially with a resi. Get the 650s put 3-4 turns on the driver side for the lean and leave the passenger side at 0. Call it a day

 

Do you get an Sag or doing any pre load in the springs , I was thinking of 14 500" lb.. or 13" 600, I wasn' to obtain 4.5 max height but I need a great off road ride

 

LOL I still need to add that to our site. I just haven't had time. Maybe today

 

- I just love saying it

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hello everyone... I have a question. I recently paid off my truck now Im debating on either trading it in or fixing it up finally. I want to take it up the mountains/snow but not too sure of the capability of a 2wd truck in snow. How/what have you guys done to your truck to be able handle those types of terrain? So far I have spindles and 5100's all the way around, front set at 1.75 with dealers j66 in the back.

 

Honestly, I wish I could chime in with help but I have yet to deal with snow. For the most part if you are thinking of trading it in . . . Get a 4x4.

 

We don't get much snow in Mississippi but I will say my 4x4 works a lot better in mud then my prerunner did. Only way I know of to improve the capabilities of the prerunner is a locker and good tires. Good recovery equipment also helps a lot if you wheel alone which is ill advised.

 

Would the old man emu 2.75 leaf springs be a good complement for the spindles? I want to keep the truck relatively level TIA

 

Yep

 

That's what I've got