The June issue of Sport Truck Magazine shows lift spindles from AIM Industries (Chassis Tech)for 249.99 and the springs and A arm kit for 349.99
Is anybody using them? Why would they have a price so low compared to the other brands?
Roberto

 

Has anyone tried/installed these? The price is almost too good to believe....I'll have to look into these ASAP! Thanks Roberto! Doc

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1999 F-150
4.2L, 5-speed,
3.55 Limited Slip,
reg. cab, short bed, Sport Grill,
Pioneer DEH-P4000 CD,
Tinted windows, "blacked-out" factory rims, 255's in place of 235's (tiny tires!)
Delta toolbox
more to come....

Wife: 2000 Ranger Trailhead Package
Black & Tinted
5-spd, CD, A/C, 16" 4x4 wheels & tires, 4x4 susp., Westin black nerf bars

 

Sounds like a price per EACH, not per SET. The best price I found on Fab-tech spindles was $525.00 per set, at the 4x4cyberstore.

 

My Bad.. Those were Bullseyes that I bought for $525.00 not Fab-tech. Either way, if you can get a set of spindles for $249, that's a heck of a deal..

 

I have been talking to this company for a while, and they say that they carry a lifetime warranty on every product they make, and this stuff is one hell of a deal, so I think I will probably be buying the coil and arm kit in about a month. The spindles are a great deal, and I am not going to tell my dad about that price, because he paid $800 (installed) for mine last Christmas. The only thing is that their coil and arm kit does not come with shocks, so that is probably part of the reason the kit is so cheap. Good luck finding more info, and I will look also.

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1999 2WD XLT 4.2L Auto
http://www.geocities.com/cr1f150/
3 inch bullseye spindle lift
Borla catback
Clear corners

 

To all:
I just called AIM Industries for the 249.99 spindles. They do not have them for the F150's. I say that the ad is borderline misleading. Too bad, and back to the drawing board.
Roberto