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lets see your CC flexing.

best ive got so far, btw i still had the sway bar attached

I've never been in a situation that I needed to disco my sway bars.Time will tell.

i was going to so i could get more flex out of the IFS,but it was 10* outside that morning and i didnt feel like messing with it lol

Not me man!!! My CC gets enough abuse on the roads around here without trying to make a pretzel out of it!

I'm surprised to see these rigs flexing as well as they are. The 86 Toyota p/u I just sold flexed very good for an IFS truck. But it had a 3.5ft extension mid-frame so I think a lot of flex came from the frame. Wonder how much our frames are flexing!

Chris.

Wonder how much our frames are flexing!

if you look in my pic you can see the front of the bed is lower than the cab corner. which means its flexing there because the cab n bed are ussually even with each other on flat ground.

not that good of a shot but thats all I could find

Well it does look like everyones springs bend like their supposed to !

My Toyota custom cab frame flexed so bad that the bed would misalign with the body by almost 2". I was worried the fiberglass cab extension was going to crack.

Chris.

Here's an oldie:

Show off

no fair rabbit lol

oh lol and just think pics dont even do it justice

on my buddys 36.5 buckshots that messure a true 37 inchs on flat ground

found this post and I had to try it out

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found this post and I had to try it out

that pic almost brings a tear to my eye, same year and color as the Crew i used to own, except for it still has the flares on it, probably no big dent in the drivers side, cv boots probably aren't leaking, bed rails are still on it......

Is this considered flexing???

Is that a tear of sadness or a tear of joy just kidding these are great trucks. I always enjoy commin across someone else that has/had the same color truck.