: Hey Rustoleum


Old Scout
09-23-2002, 09:33 AM
I'm hanging the 44044s this week and was wondering how much there going to flatten out. Any chance you could give me a eye to eye measurement?

:beer: :)

jdjanda
09-23-2002, 09:41 AM
Originally posted by Old Scout
I'm hanging the 44044s this week and was wondering how much there going to flatten out. Any chance you could give me a eye to eye measurement?

:beer: :)

What :eek: your working on the Scout

Old Scout
09-23-2002, 09:50 AM
Originally posted by jdjanda


What :eek: your working on the Scout
YES Joe I'm spending $ as well

In the last two weeks:
Chebby 44
new u-bolts
New Warn premiums
new rotors/hubs
rebuilt calipers with all new hardware
Long brake lines
wheel bearings/seals
ball joints
right flat top/ High steer arms ( Thanks Scouter)

Shipping my steering box to Lake Rat this week!
:flipoff2:

RustoleumWhite
09-23-2002, 10:30 AM
wow... OS work'n on the rig.... what'll be next ;)



sure, I'll run a tape on them tonight, they should be nice and settled by now :D


I used the listed 47" for setting mine up, then played with the shackle lenght to get them like I wanted.


Keep thge clamps on them. Don't listen to Hooper. I've heard a number of people brealing waggy springs, and most all of them run no clamps... they flex pretty darn well on their own.


FYI, I extended the frame when I did mine, next time I won't, no need, they are only 1/2" longer in the front than the stockers. I was originaly running some IH pu springs...

Hooper
09-23-2002, 02:08 PM
Uh huh. Don't take the clamps off. Rusty hasn't needed to, and look how well he does at the mall.... ;)

RustoleumWhite
09-23-2002, 04:49 PM
Originally posted by Hooper
Uh huh. Don't take the clamps off. Rusty hasn't needed to, and look how well he does at the mall.... ;)

:flipoff2:



OS: The springs are sitting right at 46.125-46.25", with about 3" of arch.

Old Scout
09-23-2002, 04:59 PM
Thanks a bunch! :beer::D:beer::D

Rubicrawler
09-24-2002, 11:41 AM
OS- where did you get your brake lines? What type are you using? I need a set for Amanda's junk!

Old Scout
09-24-2002, 12:24 PM
Stockcar products has the banjo bolts and all the brake fittings you will need. Did you swap a chebby d44? Yours is 8 lug right?

Rubicrawler
09-24-2002, 01:32 PM
Originally posted by Old Scout
Stockcar products has the banjo bolts and all the brake fittings you will need. Did you swap a chebby d44? Yours is 8 lug right?

Yep! 8-lug Chebby D44 w/PartsMike Hy-steer components. Now I need brake lines. Where is Stockcar products located?

RustoleumWhite
09-24-2002, 01:39 PM
2wd Chevy PU lines.

Work great, nice and long, correct fittings for the caliper, you will need an 3/16" Inverted Flare to 1/4" Inverted Flare adaper(s) to addapt to Stock Scout hard lines, or get some 3/16" Line and bend up a new front hard line hoop.




or you could build your own as OS suggested.


Also heard recently (not experianced) that Chev VAN lines are super long.....

Rubicrawler
09-24-2002, 01:44 PM
Thanks Rusty! The stock lines are sh!t! So I'm running new 3/16" hard lines. I'll check out the Chevy flex lines :)