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Tahoe leafs gave a nice strech
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Almost ready to hit the trail. Gotta finish up a few small things. Can't wait.
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sweet looking build man. here's some things I ran into when I swapped and started wheeling, wish I had done these things before it ever left the garage:
broken frame side track bar bracket - needs heavy duty track bar brace
broken hi steer studs - needs double shear and ARP studs (and knuckle plating if you really want peace of mind)
additional steering box plating - a lot. I plated that whole inner area
a cage - I have cracks in my transmission tunnel from where it fatigued from all the twisting. sucks when you can't open your rear hatch
CV drivelines - blew the rear, no more CV's for me (also no street driving)
traction bar - bent 3 leaf springs so far
hope some of that helps. they're great once you work all the bugs out but my rig is trashed now
broken frame side track bar bracket - needs heavy duty track bar brace
broken hi steer studs - needs double shear and ARP studs (and knuckle plating if you really want peace of mind)
additional steering box plating - a lot. I plated that whole inner area
a cage - I have cracks in my transmission tunnel from where it fatigued from all the twisting. sucks when you can't open your rear hatch
CV drivelines - blew the rear, no more CV's for me (also no street driving)
traction bar - bent 3 leaf springs so far
hope some of that helps. they're great once you work all the bugs out but my rig is trashed now
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sweet looking build man. here's some things I ran into when I swapped and started wheeling, wish I had done these things before it ever left the garage:
broken frame side track bar bracket - needs heavy duty track bar brace
broken hi steer studs - needs double shear and ARP studs (and knuckle plating if you really want peace of mind)
additional steering box plating - a lot. I plated that whole inner area
a cage - I have cracks in my transmission tunnel from where it fatigued from all the twisting. sucks when you can't open your rear hatch
CV drivelines - blew the rear, no more CV's for me (also no street driving)
traction bar - bent 3 leaf springs so far
hope some of that helps. they're great once you work all the bugs out but my rig is trashed now
broken frame side track bar bracket - needs heavy duty track bar brace
broken hi steer studs - needs double shear and ARP studs (and knuckle plating if you really want peace of mind)
additional steering box plating - a lot. I plated that whole inner area
a cage - I have cracks in my transmission tunnel from where it fatigued from all the twisting. sucks when you can't open your rear hatch
CV drivelines - blew the rear, no more CV's for me (also no street driving)
traction bar - bent 3 leaf springs so far
hope some of that helps. they're great once you work all the bugs out but my rig is trashed now
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Some action from last week at crawling for a cure
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Got the ruffstuff 7/8 heim kit installed and full steering radius back. Had to move the draglink to the hole closer to the king pin so I could stay with a stock length pitman arm. Also got colthahauses hydro assist setup after it sitting in the garage for about a year. Made a nice double shear pitman arm too.
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The ram is the only part I didn't use. I ended up getting an 8" ram cause the 6" was a little to short but now the 8" is too long so I'm gonna have to limit it. Just not gonna hold the wheel at full lock till I get around to it. Works awsome tho.
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