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Old 01-04-2008, 04:10 PM
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Here is my dads 2007. He bought it as is from a local dealer..





Old 01-04-2008, 04:25 PM
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i found a bed, just need the $$ to get r dun now.
Have you decided which shop is gonna do the conversion?

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Ran, is there a slight rake still on that?
It's actually level, this pic gives it the illusion of having rake. I think it's due to the street going slightly down hill vs my yard.
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Have you decided which shop is gonna do the conversion?

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going to do it myself. Have been studying it for a while and there are a couple options on where to slice the frame. I might have a shop here in town just do the frame extension (they do big rigs and such). there is a guy here in town that did his own and has $1600 invested (still needs paint on the bed) and he did a killer job.
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Originally Posted by cbrahs
going to do it myself. Have been studying it for a while and there are a couple options on where to slice the frame. I might have a shop here in town just do the frame extension (they do big rigs and such). there is a guy here in town that did his own and has $1600 invested (still needs paint on the bed) and he did a killer job.
That sounds like it'll be the better way to go for you. Good luck with it and I can't wait to see it when its done.

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Old 01-04-2008, 07:17 PM
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i will keep everyone posted on the project. might be a couple months but it will get done.
Old 01-04-2008, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by RAN JR
It's actually level, this pic gives it the illusion of having rake. I think it's due to the street going slightly down hill vs my yard.
How do you like the set up. I am thinking of going the same route. Any driveline vibration? Ride quality? Thanks.
Old 01-05-2008, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by torkmnstr
How do you like the set up. I am thinking of going the same route. Any driveline vibration? Ride quality? Thanks.
I love the looks, to me it's the perfect height. I do have some minor vibration at around 70mph which I think is due to the carrier bearing. I used the cb spacer that superlift sent and I've even shimmed it up and down but still can't seem to get rid of the vib. Me and a friend installed it one weekend and it wasn't too bad. We ran into issues like the pitman arm removal & passenger side upper rear arm bolt.

Overall the ride is somewhat firmer but good. I got the Bilstein 5100s with mine. I would recommend a wheel with around 6" backspacing because mine are between 4.5 & 5 and I rub at full lock.

My truck is an auto with 3.73 rear gears, with the 37s it is quite noticable but not too bad. I still pull a car hauler trailer with car, approx 6-7k and it doesn't have any problems pulling the hills around here with ease. Some of the hills the semis are crawling up and I can hold the speed limit easily towing. The speedo is off somewhat but you get used to it, at indicated 62 I'm really doing 70.

Hope this helps you out. I purchased my lift, wheels, & tires through 4wheelparts all at the same time. They price matched other sites prices on the tires and I can't think of anything bad to say about them.
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Originally Posted by tritont
considering the quad cost juts about as much as a mega.... there's no reason not to have the extra room !

How much was the Mega if you dont mind me asking?
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Thanks Ran, I think I will be ok for driveline vib since I just have a quadcab. I also have a hook up at 4 wheel parts also. Thanks again for the info.
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Originally Posted by Ten_Bucks
None of these trucks are mine but I wanted to post them anyway. There needs to be more Megacab Longbed pics in this thread.




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Wow.. I love the chrome rockstars with the black centercap. Wish I would have seen those before I got my rims
Old 01-06-2008, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by cbrahs
MCd's straw! that there is funny

here is mine

Love this truck!
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Here is mine... Finally got some pics. What a joy it is to squeeze this thing into the garage!

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Here is mine. Love all the other pics on here.
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Sweet ride kal, what are the lift specs and wheel tire combo?


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