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Went and had a new muffler welded in around noon, got home about 1:00. Then replaced the gear in the drivers side power window, replaced both front rotors, front shocks, then rear shocks with new coil over shocks (sits nice and level now).
Replaced front sway bar bushings, changed oil and oil filter, air filter, greased, replaced both burnt out tag lights, put new screws into some of the plastic trim, fixed a rattle in the spare tire carrier.
Not too bad an afternoons's work for an old man. I hope the B2 is good to go for a while now.
They are Monroe Sensa-Trac, Load Adjuster shocks, part# 58608. I paid $97.99 for the pair at O'Reillys. I will take some pics tomorrow when it is light out.
Been working the past few nights. I finally got around to taking pics.
Nice! Thanks for the pics. I've been leaning torwards some fresh BII leafs and I bet with some coil overs like that I'd have a nice combo. Still debating the explorer springs but now I'm not sure if I want to be any taller then stock. Thanks again.
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WOW! I checked at Advance and they want $102 each! Good thing they price match.
Sounds like my original list after I got my '89. The rotors were the most critical, since they were really warped. Replaced the shocks with KYB GR2's, good combination of ride/control. took the seats and carpet out to really clean them up. Found my build sheet under the carpet, I should post the pix I took of it.
Biggest pain was replacing the radio light bulb! Only need to fix drooping passenger rear view mirror and give it an oil change (thinking synthetic) and it will be defect free!!
Nice! Thanks for the pics. I've been leaning torwards some fresh BII leafs and I bet with some coil overs like that I'd have a nice combo. Still debating the explorer springs but now I'm not sure if I want to be any taller then stock. Thanks again.
You will not notice any hight gain over stock with the X springs.1 1/2 "to 2" at most.If you have sag real bad then yes it will look a lot higher,The Over load shocks are nice But the shocks mounts are not made to carrier the hole load of the veh. pluse any load you have.If you plan on carring a load I still would go with new BII springs or the X springs+ the over load shocks,If you just went to level the truck because of weak springs and don't hual any heavy loads the overload shocks will do you a fine job.JMO
Thanks for the pictures.
Last edited by GrayRanger4x4; Feb 27, 2006 at 09:06 PM.
You will not notice any hight gain over stock with the X springs.1 1/2 "to 2" at most.
What I was getting at is that I'm not even sure if I want that 1-2" lift over stock. To be perfectly honest my BII will see WAY more pavement then dirt and with that turbo and my playful nature I'm not too sure if any higher would be a smart idea. I'm starting to think for me stock height with a little more more wheel offset will be the way to go. Thanks for the input.
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