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i think thats only with beam axles , indepenend suspention is slightly ajustable with shims a lot of trail and error and patience
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I'm sure it says somewhere in the thread, but can't find what front leafs your running?
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4' lift rough country's for a 73-87 K20. They have been on a 88 V30 before this and I haven't had a problem with them.
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Have to bring this one out of the dead and knock the dust off it. A few weeks ago we put the truck in the barn to avoid some severe weather and hail heading our way. Last weekend we got it back out and I put on the new to it wheels and new tires. I had some help with the look from a couple socia-paths from on here. :lol: I think they were right and it looks pretty good this way. The only thing I'm going to change is powder coat the lock out centers blue.
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...529_220032.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...529_233846.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...9_221230-1.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...0_122214-1.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...530_122155.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...530_122134.jpg I've got to finish some repairs on my Super H, clean the shop, and then it's back to work on the Longhorn. I've got a whole list of stuff to finish and get done so I can start driving this thing. |
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Those wheels turned out pretty nice and the truck looks good too. :metal:
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Thanks. I hope to be driving it by July...............
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Oh Wow Ryan! those wheels and tires look great!:metal:
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Speaking of one of them. :lol:
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Looking good buddy!
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Man - now I want a diesel conversion! Maybe I can handle a Volkswagen TDI swap :)
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Pete, send that beauty down to CO, i'll hook you up!
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Maybe I missed it, but are those powder coated aluminum rims? They look great by the way. I am a big fan of the BFGs. I ran a set for 82K miles and still had some tread. I was impressed. So I bought my 3rd set. ;)
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This past Saturday I got the wife to help me move the Horn in the shop. Her arms were hurting a bit after that deal. :lol: I have to remove my grill to install my trans cooler so I'm trying to decide to leave the stock type or install my billet insert? I like both so it's a toss up to me.
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...615_205713.jpg I'm finally getting around to installing my White Rhino Fab bumper too. It's beastly for sure! I've got to drill the holes for it tomorrow. That should be good fun. (Not really) :lol: http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...616_200848.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...618_124728.jpg http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...cb737ed67c.jpg |
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as long as it has been since an update, the thread title is accurate again! hahaha
that bumper looks right at home on that truck! i'm excited to see how it looks in color too. |
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maibe he should rinoline (bedliner) it
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My vote is for stock grill, I'm some what of a purist though. I think you could pull stumps with that bumper. Nice progress!
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Now to decide on powder coat or paint? All the PC'd bumpers I've been around haven't held up very well. My brother thinks I should plasti-dip it, but I'm not sold on that yet for something you will be stepping on. Quote:
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I forgot to mention I picked up a 21gal tank from one of my budies that I'm going to try to fit in the back of the frame for now. I really want a 35-40 gal tank in the end, but right now time is the issue. This one should work fine and make a guy feel like he's driving cheap with such a small tank. :lol:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...615_172457.jpg One of my brother's friends gave him a whole kit of Al's liner, and he gave it to me. (Actually I took it out of his hands. Haha) So now I have to get the gun and 2 more kits to do my bed the way I want to do it. http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...616_185635.jpg |
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