sterling questions
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From: Springfield, VA
Post Fiend
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From: Springfield, VA
Offroad truck? Weld that thing up! On road truck, weld it up, just go easy on the corners. And get ready for cool looking wear patterns on the tires.
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ok well what would be a good choice so i dont have sweet qear patterns i dont feel like buying new tires every week
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Welded carriers work really well IF the guy who welded it is worth a chit. Its not the area where you "practice."
No didnt **** him off. I sold his buddy my black 79 250 4wd and he took it back to help build an exo-cage supposedly. Last I heard his buddy worked on it about 2 weekends and lost interest. Its still sitting in Chris' driveway.
Once he put the tires on it I wished I had it back.
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If you have qear patterns, I'm done giving any help. Wear patterns on the tires are a whole different story though.
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ha ok, well now i feel like a piece of crap newb. im just trying to build the ulimate rig, everyone around here just takes a piece of junk and slams the biggest tires possible under it and thats it and calles it ready to wheel. i wanna build a real wheeler that is both good on and off road. only problem i have never worked on a wheelin truck just normal trucks, and no father to ask questions and im in high school and acaulyl have to pay for everything my self, so i usally just end up workin way more than getting to work on my truck. so thats why i end up here askin tons of questions so i apoligize