Search results

Nice job Clint, it's looking good. Where did you get the shackle mounts from? I haven't seen those yet.

Looks good man, congrats on makin' it up the nest! How do you like the 4-link? Does it feel like a totally different truck?

Last one I had done was about $35 if I remember correctly.

Yeah, it's coming along very slowly, got the truck stripped down to the bare frame and am working on getting it all smoothed out. Just need to stop working so much so I have time to actually work on it.

Looks good man, I can't wait to see it in action!

Hahahaha, and I thought I was white trash with torn apart cars in my driveway. At least I'm not chasing them down the street.:rofl:

Haha, you need to see my garage right now. It turns out, trucks take up about 8 times more space when they are completely disassembled. i can barely walk in there.

Dude, it's been like a week and a half now! Are you done yet?:D

Inner axle seal, most likely. Try Marlin's HD seals, I have had very good luck with them. I won't ever use a factory seal again.

I am starting an F-Toy but I don't know if it will be ready by May. Hopefully I can make it!

Looking good Kyle, let me know if you need a hand with anything.

I think it should stay in the kitchen, then you don't have to get up to get a Sobe out of the fridge:D

Pretty common for an 02 sensor to do that

tell Clint he needs to get going on the sas on his taco so he can stop taking poser pics flexed out on a 12" rock. :D

Haha those battle scars look familiar, looks like a good time!

Trail Gear, all Pro, Marlin all have the front shackle kits with the spacers

Sounds like 45 degrees should be a good shackle angle, but those shackles are way too long, with only an 1.25" drop I would stay between 4 and 5" for your shackles or you'll never be able to bolt up a front driveshaft. Also for the shackles, you typically run spacers on the leaf side of the...

It depends on the arch of the spring, a flatter spring you can have the shackles kicked back a little further for a smoother ride, a spring with more arch will lengthen more as it compresses and can possibly hit the body mount at full stuff. Your shackle length also comes into play. How much...

Center them, then slide 1/4" to the outside.

Lewis is right about the hole saw, you will never make it all the way through, you can use it on each side and then torch out the center. Is the front hanger already mounted? If not just go ahead and cut the holes for shackles and get the frame tubes welded in. then just tack the front hanger...