Kickass exhaust
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Kickass exhaust
I got hummer tires just havent felt like swapping yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seth
The muffler needs to be raised about 3 inches up before I can build my sliders, Although I do believe I will keap the same exit locations.
got the rear welded up today,secured the rear bumper better, got a front bumper, radiator skid plate(light duty), had an argument with my welder, tighten lug nuts.
need some finishing welds, little grinding and a slightly smaller powerstering belt then I should be ready for 47 tomorrow.
Drove around a little today.
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could a leaf spring expert tell me the best/cheapest way to get a setup going for the front. Should I just dump the ****ty steering and go for cross over steering? I don't want to spend much more time on this rig as I'm ready to start on another project, and do everything right from the start.
cross over=more than that peice is worth.
maybe old high boy steering?
you still want those hummer tires swapped over?
you need a gas tank. i have one out of a late 80's cherokee that should be good.
I will probably model it after cooks but faster/mo-gheto just to keep in with the theme of the truck. What kind of leafs were used? half ton rears? How do I get the most travel without sustantialy weakening the springs?
a lot of guys use F-350 fronts, me and cook used chevy 52"
x2 on the 52"s
70's and early 80's half ton chevies. If you want to go with chevy 56's I can hook you up, I have a chitloat of em. But I only have one set of 52's and I think I might have lost one of them at my shop.
52's are hypothetically better because of pinion drooping issues but I have been running 56's in Pigpen for the last 3 years and havent broken a single front driveshaft u-joint.