1997 Project Creampuff
#47
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Hahaha! Someones been shopping quite a bit! Diggin it!
It's funny because bilstein's are on my list too. I actually ordered some, then returned em because I decided to wait, measure, and bump stop accordingly when I have the suspension how I want it. Was literally looking at solid diff covers last night too. Anyway....
What's all the RTV for if you have the lube lockers? Still working on the SYE?
It's funny because bilstein's are on my list too. I actually ordered some, then returned em because I decided to wait, measure, and bump stop accordingly when I have the suspension how I want it. Was literally looking at solid diff covers last night too. Anyway....
What's all the RTV for if you have the lube lockers? Still working on the SYE?
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Hahaha! Someones been shopping quite a bit! Diggin it!
It's funny because bilstein's are on my list too. I actually ordered some, then returned em because I decided to wait, measure, and bump stop accordingly when I have the suspension how I want it. Was literally looking at solid diff covers last night too. Anyway....
What's all the RTV for if you have the lube lockers? Still working on the SYE?
It's funny because bilstein's are on my list too. I actually ordered some, then returned em because I decided to wait, measure, and bump stop accordingly when I have the suspension how I want it. Was literally looking at solid diff covers last night too. Anyway....
What's all the RTV for if you have the lube lockers? Still working on the SYE?
RTV came with the diff covers. The SYE is all squared away. Finally.
#49
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What length shocks did you end up going with and how bump stopped are you? I will be doing the same in the next week or 2. Nice diff covers too. They look beefy!
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I have the daystar extended bumpstops (not installed yet)
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Suspensio...Fcm1wAod95sGGg
and also a dozen hockey pucks waiting to be fitted into the coil bucket. I'm going to do it when I redo the brakes and install my new upper/lower control arms.
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I just realized that you are still on stock arms! Its going to be night and day difference once you get all this good stuff bolted on. Keep making that UPS guy work for his money!
I see you flipped the lights on your rack too. Much better!
I see you flipped the lights on your rack too. Much better!
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Yeah, you guys were right on the money about the lights. It looks a million times better this way.
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I'm just waiting on the crown ss brake lines I ordered from quadratec and then I'll be ripping the front apart. New shocks, control arms, calipers, rotors, pads and brake lines, bump stopping and probably some sort of rust inhibitor while I'm in there.
#59
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I could never decide whether I was going to go w/ long arms or not. I finally decided I'm not ready for them. I found the JKS arms on here for a great deal, which sealed it for me. What arms are you running on yours?
Yeah, you guys were right on the money about the lights. It looks a million times better this way.
Yeah, you guys were right on the money about the lights. It looks a million times better this way.
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I got a combo of arms on mine. Would have preferred a matching adjustable set but you snagged up those arms before I could! So I got some Rubicon Express non adjustable lowers from LACK and some brand new Core 4x4 adjustables for the top. This is just my temporary setup before I go long arm.