Daystar coil spacers on a 2X4

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Dec 10, 2003 | 01:06 PM

Truck of Doom

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Daystar coil spacers on a 4X2

Has anyone done this yet or have/seen pics of one?

Thanks.

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Dec 10, 2003 | 01:17 PM

vocabulaic

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Looks the same as the 4x4's that have it - minus the front differential/axle shafts/driveshaft.

Although a 2x4 is a piece of wood, and a 4x2 is a 2wd truck...

Dec 10, 2003 | 02:02 PM

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Hey, it was early. Give me a break!

Dec 10, 2003 | 08:26 PM

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So do any of you think 35's would be too big for a 4x2 Lariat with either the coil spacers or the Dohahoe 2.5 inch coilovers? Maybe 33's would be better?
Thoughts?

Dec 10, 2003 | 11:47 PM

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I'd think 33's would be a better choice on a 4x2.

Dec 11, 2003 | 12:19 PM

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So do any of you think 35's would be too big for a 4x2 Lariat with either the coil spacers or the Dohahoe 2.5 inch coilovers? Maybe 33's would be better?
Thoughts?

Yes, 35's would rub, and you also need to regear your truck if you're going to larger-than-stock tires, or it's going to feel like a sluggish pig driving it around.

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