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79 Ford LTD 2door

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i personally drive a bagged 2004 scion xb, that "can" 3 wheel! im gettiing proof for all the low low guys on here! haha, no one believes me, i get a good foot tho....anyway, me and my homie just picked up a 79 ford ltd 2 door, we rewrapped the interior chocolate and tan, put some 14x7 100 spokes with 2 point k/os, and finishe dup his system, its got a nice white paint job too, what kit would be good on this vehicle, were interested in doing alot of 3 wheel, not necessarily into hoppin, even tho that would be tight too....ive also never seen one of these dump n pumped, anyone got pics? any help, pictures, comments, or knowledge on this, please hit me up! thanks
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3 pump setup with around 10 batts or so...5-6 batts to the nose and 3-4 to the rear...depending on the speed you want....reinforce the frame...
alright, any brand names that you can vouch for? and ive done body drops and bagging of cars, but how do i reinforce a frame? i probly should take it to a shop and have them do it huh.
Originally posted by fundimotorsports@Oct 6 2006, 08:26 PM~6321102
Black magic Hydrolics ...  :biggrin:
or prohopper.. :biggrin:
the prohopper # 11 gear is very nice by the way lol
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aight, ya, i just am new to the juice game, and this site has had a ton of info on shit for me, know of anyone local to ontario Cali that i can peep and see whats crackin, this is what the car looks like by the way





and heres a few of my shit




tell me what you guys think we should do with the LTD! im brand new to this and i need yalls help to get this shit done
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forgot my favorite one!






help us get this LTD juiced
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you should be fine with two pumps, four dumps, six batteries, six solenoids. this is a nice street set up, since you said your new to juice. as for the three wheelin', it would be best to reinforce the rear arches, upper & lower a-arms, crossmember, and the upper a-arm mounts. best way to do so is with 3/16" or 1/4" steel. make a template of the part to be wraped then tranfer it to the steel. cut it out and start welding it to the frame, bending it as you go. its a real pain in the ass with the body on the frame, therefore i would take it to a shop for the install and reinforcements. if your wanting to do a standing 3 you'll prabally need a chain bridge, unless you want to run a shit load of batteries for weight. in that case you'll need that much more reinforcement.


my opinion would be to start simple and get use to it. you can always upgrade later. :cool:
aight, the sad part if we were talkin bags id know, but i have no idea what your saying, ill have to search and look it all up, that sounds very solid compared to what ive been reading tho, appreciate the writeup homie, appreciate it, ill keep yall updated
oh and also, what size cylinders should i get? ive heard of drive shaft binding, whats gonna be the best without too many problems
Originally posted by BaggedXB@Oct 6 2006, 10:32 PM~6321954
oh and also, what size cylinders should i get? ive heard of drive shaft binding, whats gonna be the best without too many problems
6" front, 10" rear. your going to want a coil over rear set up regardless. its just far superior to the old school coil under. i'll be nice and post a couple of links in a minute. :biggrin:
thats right, appreciate the newbie love home boy....have you seen an LTD 2 door done up?
here is how to do the frame, your going to need a cutting torch or plasma cutter, and a 220 welder, i like mig welding its fun!

imagine doing this with the body on...
Originally posted by superdodge2196@Oct 6 2006, 10:37 PM~6321986
6" front, 10" rear.  your going to want a coil over rear set up regardless.  its just far superior to the old school coil under.  i'll be nice and post a couple of links in a minute. :biggrin:
for that big of a car he will need at least a 12 in the rear.....but with him wanting the 3 wheel he needs 14s in the rear
Originally posted by slamed87lincoln@Oct 6 2006, 11:11 PM~6322163
for that big of a car he will need at least a 12 in the rear.....but with him wanting the 3 wheel he needs 14s in the rear
:uh: dude 12"s with a decent spring will bind up the drive shaft, let alone 14"s. you can three with 8"s in the back, you just have to be bustin a corner. it all just depends on how wild you want to go with it. such as slip driveshaft, adjustable upper and, or lower trailing arms, ect. :0
Originally posted by superdodge2196@Oct 6 2006, 11:15 PM~6322184
:uh: dude 12"s with a decent spring will bind up the drive shaft, let alone 14"s.  you can three with 8"s in the back, you just have to be bustin a corner.  it all just depends on how wild you want to go with it.  such as slip driveshaft, adjustable upper and, or lower trailing arms, ect. :0
:uh: hmm i guess i dont know my fords then.....guess that LTD wont have the same suspension as my lincoln.........not............10s will bind the shaft just as much as 12s or 14s.....with stock arms and stock shaft with powerballs you will only get 9" of lift out of the cylinder.....you cant 3 wheel these big cars on 8s...for 1 its retarted to even consider a cylinder that small back there...and 2 my linc would bearly roll a 3 on 12s.....this isnt no gbody were talking about here...fords are fucking picky.....ask anyone else with a ford....if you want a 3 wheel they will tell you 12" min 14 recommend......you dont drive with the rear complelty locked anyway.......you lock up..then dump it a little....thats all you need to do...click 1 of the vid links in my sig....14s...stock arms, stock driveshaft, powerballs,...NO coil at all.....with coil the 3 wheel is even bigger..but i ride with accumes in the back so i dont need coils.............................


to the guy with the ltd........get atleast 12s...but like i said if you want a good 3 wheel and plan to do it alot....get prohopper comp 14" cylinders and your good to go...also run power balls with a coil over setup
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