Cut-n-turned TTB

[doc]

Being on the the wrong side of the country does not help....but, does anyone have any experience/knowledge about getting a TTB set-up "cut n turned" for about 3-4" of lift?

I have been driving my '86 F150 almost daily...

But I want 35's badly & am not a fan of most of the drop bracket lifts available.

Thanks!
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[shawn]

There used to be places that sold the arms pre-altered. All you had to do was swap them in.

If you're looking to DIY, RDC or Class3Racing.com or something like that should have a how-to that explains where to cut and how much to move them.

 

[doc]

I would love to possess the skill set to DIY, but...

I will do some digging, thanks!

D.

 

[paradisePWoffrd]

Scott at MudPro and John Eller at Xtreme Machines in Hickory have been around/built TTB setups for a long time... They might be a good source to contact...

@SSills @xtremejpe

 

[WARRIORWELDING]

Dana 44 Extended TTB Beams – Solo Motorsports
1980-96 F150/Bronco 4WD Suspension

i know you wanted info but both these folks got it dialed in. The lower offers a kit with springs on a beam exchange. Other than this I have been really please with Jame Duff twin I beam stuff.

 

[doc]

Thanks!!

 

[Mangonesailor]

I've read its possible to get by with new camber cams for the front end. I just lifted my bronco in the front 3" and the camber is a little negative. Other than that the TTBs look about level.