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I just saw this too. Doesn't lift very high, like you said, but I'd still have to stand on a stool to reach the bottom of the car. :rofl:. I like that it's portable but don't like that it only lifts 6000#. I'd want one that would do a full size truck. I'm building my shop with the intention of...

It is my understanding that the TBI computer is not capable of much more than stock. Very mild cam, etc. I run a TBI as well and have read a few threads on building them. Not sure it's worth the effort/cost when you could just pick up a donor vortec ('96-'00) that would bolt in just the same for...

Yeah, if I had known they were that strong, I would have built my footings and foundation out of them... The gravel is actually not even touching the fence.

Hauled a lot of dirt out and a lot of gravel in.

Good to know. My '15 Ram is a 3500 and it lets me set the tire pressure wherever I want. It just shows the individual tire pressure in the display screen if I scroll to that screen. I think that was one of the differences between the 2500 and 3500. Could be an option in a trim package, I guess.

Yep, new shop. It is a lot of work but it will be worth it. Poured the foundation Saturday. Strip forms tonight, Backfill and excavate for floor this week, then on to the flatwork. I'll be glad when the concrete portion is done.

Went from this... To this today, with help from a great friend. Concrete comes in the morning.

It's been a long time coming but finally decided to do it. 32' deep x 40' wide. 14' tall walls/12' tall door. It's as big as I could go on my lot. I had planned on doing most of the construction but looks like I'll be doing all of it. Concrete guys are busy and bids came in higher than expected...

Nice! My shop will be nothing in comparison, but I'm excited to get started. Poured footings last Wednesday and will be pouring walls on Saturday.

Cool! Apparently the welded diff is not installed yet.

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I'm thinking Jeeper, on here, will know something before long... :eek2:

Probably cooler that it was in Moab!

Interesting! But honestly, I stopped at bacon! :D

I want in! (I'll bring my own seat):D

Imagine what would have happened had it been 88 MPH... :eek2: That's got to be a lot of fun!

35's are fine with a TJ but hard to judge the JKU. Ran is once with sixstringsteve when he had his IFS Toyota on 35's, I believe. It was built low and kind of long. No body protection and if I recall correctly, he suffered some body damage.

Transmission has to be in neutral to go into 4 low whereas 2 hi - 4 hi are shift on the fly. Maybe you knew that and have a different problem?

I used U-cart that Jack mentioned for a project I did a year ago. You can order by the 1/4 yard. It was about $20 more than buying by the bag, total (if you have your own mixer) and much cheaper than if you had to rent one. Plus, no mixing. Now, I have a big concrete project I'd like to knock...

Just curious as to which brand of battery you have been using? Not that I have a preference, just trying to see which one to avoid.