Project Midnite UPDATED
That's atually my company truck, but the roller is made by highway products.
I think the boss said it was 1500-2000$ all aluminum, I love it especially for Pails of oil
I think the boss said it was 1500-2000$ all aluminum, I love it especially for Pails of oil
Thanks man,I'm a carpenter and I lug around quite a bit of stuff.I think mine setup prolly cost $200 but there is a substiantial weight thing goin' there.I'll have to check that out, it wuold be tax deductible for me.
you sure had much better luck than i did with the red lights.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...he-dash-6.html
i guess you really do need to scrape off the green film.
what bulbs did you use?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...he-dash-6.html
i guess you really do need to scrape off the green film.
what bulbs did you use?
BOX - 10 #194R RED AUTOMOTIVE AUTO DOME LIGHT BULBS 194 | eBay
these are the bulbs i used...i scraped a little too think in a couple spots too
these are the bulbs i used...i scraped a little too think in a couple spots too
10 Red LED T10 194 168 Plate Dashboard Side Light Bulb | eBay
i tried these ones first but they had a narrow beam angle so didnt really work worth a damn. the normal bulbs have a much greater angle
i tried these ones first but they had a narrow beam angle so didnt really work worth a damn. the normal bulbs have a much greater angle
Well got my new to my truck leafs in. They aren't arched as much as the stock ones so I didn't think I was going to gain any height but I gained 1/2" at The wheel wells and 3/4" at the hitch.
Look like im going o be lookin for a set of 2 possibly 3" blocks for the rear to go with the 2" front spacers.
Also thinking about a 3" body lift. Haw hard are they to install?
What's a average time to install a full kit?
I am a millwright with a full shop of tools at my disposal even forklift if needed.
I'll post some pics when I get to a computer, can't on the iPhone
Look like im going o be lookin for a set of 2 possibly 3" blocks for the rear to go with the 2" front spacers.
Also thinking about a 3" body lift. Haw hard are they to install?
What's a average time to install a full kit?
I am a millwright with a full shop of tools at my disposal even forklift if needed.
I'll post some pics when I get to a computer, can't on the iPhone
3" blocks are $60 here in town and then just ned ubolts. Probably around 50 for those so $110 ish for the rear 3"
And was $80 for the 2" front.
$200 isn't bad for a 2-3"lift lol
And was $80 for the 2" front.
$200 isn't bad for a 2-3"lift lol
A few pics. I changed the leafs and gave it a bath today.
The taller spring is the one I took out...

Got the new to me springs in and emptied a can of black paint lol

Here's the broken leaf

4 leaf springs hitch to floor

5 leaf hitch to floor

Stock height

Front lifted 2" with jack and rear lifted 3" with forklift. I think this is the stance im going to go with.
The taller spring is the one I took out...

Got the new to me springs in and emptied a can of black paint lol

Here's the broken leaf

4 leaf springs hitch to floor

5 leaf hitch to floor

Stock height

Front lifted 2" with jack and rear lifted 3" with forklift. I think this is the stance im going to go with.
A few pics cleaned up





Anyone have any suggestions for what to use to polish these rims up? This is the shiniest I have had them yet. When I get the new tires I want to polish them up

And finaly my industrial "jack" and saftey stops when I did the leafs since my little floor jask wouldn't reach the grams let alone lift the wheels off the ground by the frame.

Ok one more, my current exhaust





Anyone have any suggestions for what to use to polish these rims up? This is the shiniest I have had them yet. When I get the new tires I want to polish them up

And finaly my industrial "jack" and saftey stops when I did the leafs since my little floor jask wouldn't reach the grams let alone lift the wheels off the ground by the frame.

Ok one more, my current exhaust







