shocks?
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just another Rockwell looser
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by crazyredneckanyhow
How big are those quad? What size tubing do those adapters fit? I might be interested
i dont have any tube adapters, those were just reference pictures i found....
i tell you what, i'll trade you those 2 with jam nuts for some regulare 1.25" heims with jam nuts and bungs......you come out WAY cheaper.....i just think theyd be going to waste on just traction bars.....now your radius arms....those would be perfect, and add the ultimate offroad bling!!!
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From: Springfield, VA
Originally Posted by STGFordCrazy04
Motor plates are cool especially since you arent going to drive it A LOT on the street.
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Originally Posted by STGFordCrazy04
Motor plates are cool especially since you arent going to drive it A LOT on the street.
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Originally Posted by crazyredneckanyhow
So i could go with 1.75" DOM with .125 wall thickness?
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just another Rockwell looser
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by STGFordCrazy04
just a lot of vibrating.
im not sure if i will or not....maybe not b/c my tranny and tcases are "soft" mounted.....and that "hard" mounted engine would trasfer all the force to the rest of the drivetrain to rotate....
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From: St George, SC I-95
I think a hurricane is about to hit St George. Pretty fukn nasty here.
I ran a piece of chain from my head to my frame rail because my engine twisted up so much when I got down on it. It helped some but the chain jingled and that annoyed me.
I ran a piece of chain from my head to my frame rail because my engine twisted up so much when I got down on it. It helped some but the chain jingled and that annoyed me.
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by STGFordCrazy04
I think a hurricane is about to hit St George. Pretty fukn nasty here.
I ran a piece of chain from my head to my frame rail because my engine twisted up so much when I got down on it. It helped some but the chain jingled and that annoyed me.
I ran a piece of chain from my head to my frame rail because my engine twisted up so much when I got down on it. It helped some but the chain jingled and that annoyed me.
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I thought the same too, about the vibrations passing to the rest of the driveline, but the chassis cuys at S&W said to use the plates on the motor, but use a stock style "soft" mount for the tranny/transfer case so the frame has the ability to flex some (like normal), which will help reduce vibrations to the rest of the truck.
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by kjett
I thought the same too, about the vibrations passing to the rest of the driveline, but the chassis cuys at S&W said to use the plates on the motor, but use a stock style "soft" mount for the tranny/transfer case so the frame has the ability to flex some (like normal), which will help reduce vibrations to the rest of the truck.