that only happens at 50km/h? (31mph) consider yourself lucky!

mine does it at 120km/h with sticky 35" mud tires (75mph) and I can hold constant wheel spin on wet ground at freeway speeds and never get traction, yet still manage to gain speed while the **** end is skipping across puddles lol

wombat could probably do that in his truck too if he would ever replace that clutch...at the moment I don't think his clutch would tolerate it...

 

This old 89 360 I've been driving in would have no trouble doing a burnout But while the clutch might hold up the rod bearings would scream at me for doing 4000RPM lol...

 

Ordered some used 2500 Diesel springs to put in my truck!! Now to see how much higher it jacks the front up than the back!

 

well i don't know if i would want the back end of my truck sliding out from under me at 120km\h. never really tried it at those speeds since the speed limit on most roads is 80km\h.

 

I think it gives ~2" of lift or so?

 

Clean, clean my new 97 Laramie then get my old 97 Laramie for sale

 

That it does just eager to get it done and see exactly

 

Like our ORE springs Johnn123. How much were they Ham bone? Going by your sig picture, looks like you'll have a rake....?

 

installed new fan clutch today, A/C works loads better at idle and slow speeds. next im going to install a couple of 8" e fans one on the transmission cooler and one on the condenser.

 

Yes so it is sir, exact same spring is it not?