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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: trackenator on April 29, 2005, 02:00:17 PM
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hi group. i have a 92 tracker. i have a 3in body lift and i just instaled 2in tj coil spring spacers. my ? is do i have a 2in suspension lift or is it higher? i have 31in tires with alot of room left over. thanks 4 any help
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u got any pics?
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If you installed 2" TJ coil spacers front and rear, I hope you at least flipped the upper front strut mount. Longer rear shocks would give you more rear droop, too. As for how much actual lift you now have, you have closer to 3" up front from just the spacers. In the rear you have 2" actual though.
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yes i did do the strut mount flip and crown vic shocks in the rear. i do have pics i just gotta figure out how to post. does anyone know if i could fit 34in tires on?
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If you went with a skinny 34", like a 9.50 or 10.50 and had just the right backspacing, like say around 3", you could probably get them on with some trimming and floor board massage with a big hammer... Then again, every Tracker/sidekick I have worked on seems to be different as far as what fits and what hits.
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what kind of backspacing? how much? also my front tires lean in at the tops at home but i drive it to work and then they lean out. why? everything is tight nothing loose . any ideas?
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and had just the right backspacing, like say around 3"...
As for the tires leaning out, you probably back into the spot at work and pull into the driveway. The coil spacers you added made the camber much more vertical than stock. When you're going forward, the tires will try to lean in at the top, but when you go backwards, they try to lean out. Get your alignment checked...