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Old 11-26-2002, 03:49 AM
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I say lower it and put on some 20" rims. Here is a pic with 20" chrome stocks and lowered suspension.



Here is another one with aribag suspension.



I noticed in the mainland, alot of people do what they call a "body drop" with air bag suspension. That way they can actually drag the frame on the ground like the second pic I posted. They cut the inside of the bed and the engine compartment to achieve the stance.
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Here is a picture of the bed. They open it up so the wheels can tuck all the way up into the wheel well.



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I'm diggin that lowered truck on the stock rims that Syndicate posted over all the other options. Having said that, how would it look on a set of Aoshima Equip 19"s? - try it out!
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Everybody has been talking about these Hoppin Hydros...but are they really that big?? Heres what there web site says about them....

NOTES FROM THE TECH DEPARTMENT
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Lower Any Model Car by Adding Hoppin' Hydros' Slim 20's Talon...Big 20"
Collection with Ultra Low-Profile Tires and Chrome Rims.

FEATURES: Turn any ordinary Lowrider into a showpiece.
Fits all 1/24 - 1/25 scale plastic models, when properly assembled.
Rubber tires with realistic tread (4).
Chrome rims with 6 spokes (claw nail-style "Talon").
Pre-assembled together, ready for show.

INCLUDES: One Set of Slim 20's Tires with Talon Rims

SPECS: Total Diameter: 1" (2.5cm)
Width: 1/2" (1.2cm)




I have read that they are 1/25 scale. This size above is the same as what comes with the kit

The total diameter includes tyre???
Somebody help us out opn this one before i order
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I just measured a set of HH wheels compared to a set of EQUIPs; the outer diameter of both are the same size. The tires on the HHwheels are a little thicker. Here's some pics.


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Old 11-26-2002, 10:42 AM
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Keep it low with the stock wheels. If you want a truck put on 33" swampers, get a Ram. Dont ruin the Lightning's appearance, please.
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The Lightning is a 2WD performance truck that is lowered from the factory, the agressive front airdam is a street look and would just look wrong on a lifted truck. If you want something to lift, I believe revell has a kit of an extended cab 4X4 F-150
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I just measured a set of HH wheels compared to a set of EQUIPs; the outer diameter of both are the same size. The tires on the HHwheels are a little thicker.

Thanks for the info and pic....you just saved me wasting my money buying some
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