I just saw this on the Heidts website, and sure while it's not for our trucks, they do in fact make stabilizer bars for the MII setups.
http://heidts.com/heip32.htm#stable
Also, I have read plenty of articles, and it seems a MAJOR selling point of ALL the MII kits, are that they offer no bumpsteer problems.
I am not trying to start a fight, just showing that the things you say are so bad about this setup, seem to be fixable depending on application.
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Re: re: Dakota Front End
Didn't buckinthebowtie drive fat mans bump side on a road corse to test the handling against mustangs and camaros? and it has a mustang 2 hub to hub kit on it. I don't think Grant would have choose the mustang 2 kit for his truck if he didn't like it.layedout72 wrote:I just saw this on the Heidts website, and sure while it's not for our trucks, they do in fact make stabilizer bars for the MII setups.
http://heidts.com/heip32.htm#stable
Also, I have read plenty of articles, and it seems a MAJOR selling point of ALL the MII kits, are that they offer no bumpsteer problems.
I am not trying to start a fight, just showing that the things you say are so bad about this setup, seem to be fixable depending on application.
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re: Dakota Front End
i don't know if he did or not. i don't buy that magazine, i probably should, but i tend to only get minitruckin when I go to the store.