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Fishman- how much did you stretch your wheelbase? it looks really nice, and i'll bet it does well too!
thanks for the kudos... i pulled the front forward about 2" and the rear i pushed as far back as possible... 11.5". however i now have full hydro steering in the front (meaning no steering gearbox in the way) and am about to convert the rear to 4-link with coilovers so i may be stretching it some more. I am running right about 105.5". looking to go about 110" if i deem it necessary!
Originally Posted by Robbgt
OFF TOPIC
Anyone know of a place where you can get a kit to replace all the stock bolts, bushings, whatever else is there to hold the cab/bed to frame that isn't a lift though? Is there such a thing or would i be better off just replacing with grade-8 bolts from the hardware store? Your thoughts?
but you can always get through summit or jegs or even jcwhitney.
none of the kits i know of sell bolts with their kits... too many varibles and they dont wanna jack up the price for bolts prolly most wouldnt use anyway. just go to Tractor Supply and buy a bag or grade 8's with all the washers and nuts and everything.
thanks for the kudos... i pulled the front forward about 2" and the rear i pushed as far back as possible... 11.5". however i now have full hydro steering in the front (meaning no steering gearbox in the way) and am about to convert the rear to 4-link with coilovers so i may be stretching it some more. I am running right about 105.5". looking to go about 110" if i deem it necessary!
-cutts-
Nice. Id probable stick with 105, but i wheel on tighter trails than most. well i did when i had a wheeler, and will when i get another
Coils will make that awesome!
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