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Truck is coming along. All new bushings, tie rods, front springs (2" lift), pro Comp shocks, new rear leaf springs, tires and wheels.
Nice Truck! What kind of leaf springs did you get? What are your wheels and size of tires? Keep up the good work! I just got my Lone Ranger going again and this weekend will be busy!
Eager to hear more about your "chem dip" experience especially if you opt to dip the really big parts (cab and bed). Before and after pictures are more than welcomed.
Eager to hear more about your "chem dip" experience especially if you opt to dip the really big parts (cab and bed). Before and after pictures are more than welcomed.
Exciting to see all that bare metal shininess. Please share details on the dip process so that those of us who might want to follow in your footsteps might be able to more easily do so. Please include costs as well.
Nice Truck! What kind of leaf springs did you get? What are your wheels and size of tires? Keep up the good work! I just got my Lone Ranger going again and this weekend will be busy!
Dakotarider
I too would also like to hear the answer to this question. And in addition to the leaf springs, what coil overs?
Trying to learn how to change video format from mp4 so I can post a clip of the first engine start.... Any help? Here's a pic of the replacement for the old carb....
Trying to learn how to change video format from mp4 so I can post a clip of the first engine start.... Any help? Here's a pic of the replacement for the old carb....
Most people just upload to YouTube and post the link.
Also you can google mp4 to "(insert format here)" converter and should get some free websites that will convert to whatever you want
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