4x4 PICTURES
#2911
@ jthorngate3, yeah my friend Mark and I almost crapped a brick, especially as a small fir tree wedged itself under the cab.
@ 77mud, the rocks got the fender, bumper, trim, and a tree bit my tailgate. The worst part has driving about 25 yards in reverse to turn around as the storm kicked into high gear. We went from sun to downpour very fast.
@ 77mud, the rocks got the fender, bumper, trim, and a tree bit my tailgate. The worst part has driving about 25 yards in reverse to turn around as the storm kicked into high gear. We went from sun to downpour very fast.
#2912
Looks good, did you move your axle forward when you did you shackle reversal? Wondering how your gettting away with uncut fenders?
#2914
Yeah when i did my shackle reversal i came straight down straight from where the old shackle would bolt, maybe even a little bit more towards the bumper (could get some dimensions tomorrow) steering geometry is still fine and im also still okay on the front driveshaft length, however i did have to make new rear hangers several inches forward although i do think i could have gotten away with just moving my oem rear hanger all the way forward against the cab mount as the shackle did settle quite a bit more than i expected. I think about another 1/2 inch forward would have been perfect but i was a little weary with just trying to get everything to work out first shot as i needed my truck the next day for school and work. If i coulda done it again i woulda just got some 52 chevy springs and made 2.5" hangers. I should ave dimensions and what not of all the,pieces i cut and used for,the rsk if your interested, i also only opted for probably an inch of lift the way i did the reversal.
#2916
From Sunday..
Tire blowing off bead I was unaware air pressure was a low as it was. Hit a side hill and it blew off! I had to rear winch back to get more level and out of some mud. We lifted it with a bottle jack and it fell off first try as it was still on a slight side hill. I ended up running front winch to a tree on passenger side to stabilize as we then jacked with a high lift. Me and my buddy jumped on the tire before this and pulled tire right off wheel. Luckily I had a full size spare bolted in box.
Tire blowing off bead I was unaware air pressure was a low as it was. Hit a side hill and it blew off! I had to rear winch back to get more level and out of some mud. We lifted it with a bottle jack and it fell off first try as it was still on a slight side hill. I ended up running front winch to a tree on passenger side to stabilize as we then jacked with a high lift. Me and my buddy jumped on the tire before this and pulled tire right off wheel. Luckily I had a full size spare bolted in box.
#2917