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http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...t_pn=EXPK5051B this is the exact lift from procomp the lift was about 3.5 inches and he borrowed my 33x12.5 mickey thompson baja belted tires looked good drove pretty good never taken off road he was hit on a rotery and truck was toatled

http://4wheelonline.com/ProCompT100S...ftKits.678.732 This the lift you installed? How much lift does it give?

Quote: Originally Posted by Pete30xx Hey Jomentum what do you think about this lift kit? http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...5491&t_pl=1808 Quote: Originally Posted by wsxpos54 http://4wheelonline.com/ProCompT100S...ftKits.678.732 Those are probably the same kits, the part #'s are similar.

Quote: Originally Posted by rock_solid Just out of curiosity what cv axles would you run with a long travel t-100? i know mini trucks run t100 cvs lt'd but what is longer than the t100s? porsche 914 or something like that? Total Chaos sells the extended axles to retain 4WD on their kits for T100s. http://www.chaosfab.com/95200.html left side of page under "parts NOT included".

There might be a better way, but I've done this to check if there is fuel pressure to the rail: Next time is doesn't fire up, leave the key on so the pump is primed, take the plastic timing belt cover bolts out and slide the cover out of the way. Behind it is a short metal fuel line that is bolted on both sides. Stuff a rag in there to catch fuel and loosen the bolt(s). If that line doesn't have pressure, neither does the rail....

Thanks Everyone else agree with this?

i found some ranchos in my closet. not sure of the number. night and day over stock junk. front only so far. still haven't did my rear shackle and shocks yet.

Just out of curiosity what cv axles would you run with a long travel t-100? i know mini trucks run t100 cvs lt'd but what is longer than the t100s? porsche 914 or something like that?

Yeah, sounds right. My speedo cable leaks too, but not my output shaft.

Its gear oil leaking out of the transfer case output shaft seal and what looks like the speedo sensor/cable o-ring. Not a very difficult job with basic mechanical skills and good tools.