PMF 10" Traction Block Setup
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PMF 10" Traction Block Setup
Category: Steering & Suspension
Price: $350
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Item Condition: TX
What I do have is:
10" PMF adjustable Blocks, made for 3/4" UBolts, ready to have traction bars attached, powdercoated black ($350 new)
3/4" Zinc Plated UBolts ($150 new)
Thats $500 worth of parts that have never been installed. Buy the Blocks for $350 and I'll throw the $150 UBolts in for free!!!!.
Here are the blocks, I put a drink can in the picture so you can see the size of these monsters!!
Here is a computer rendering of what the bars that Trevor was going to build:
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On the truck in my signature. Here is a pic
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Nice!
So what do you have now for suspension?
So what do you have now for suspension?
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I actually took everything off of the truck with because I was going to sell the truck. I didn't any decent offers, and decided to keep it. I upgraded the stereo, picked up a set of Harley 20's and threw on a SCT with custom tunes from Matt over at Gearhead. I love driving the truck now. It was fun lifted for sure, but having a lifted truck (as a daily driver) has its drawbacks. Back down stock it easier to load/unload, better fuel mileage, plus I can get in parking garages and carwashes lol.
As far as the tint, I had factory tint on the rear doors and back window. I went over the top of that with medium (20% I think), then I did 5% on the front doors and across the top of the windshield. Its very dark, and in some cases I have to roll the window down to back up at night. But I love the security of them, that dark, it keeps the truck cooler on those hot Tx summer days, and it looks good!!
As far as the tint, I had factory tint on the rear doors and back window. I went over the top of that with medium (20% I think), then I did 5% on the front doors and across the top of the windshield. Its very dark, and in some cases I have to roll the window down to back up at night. But I love the security of them, that dark, it keeps the truck cooler on those hot Tx summer days, and it looks good!!
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Ya absolutely, I can only imagine the heat down there!
The way I see it with the lift thing for me is the damn truck is already to big for anything anyways (parking garages, etc) so I might as well lift it!! I think a lifted dually is pretty awesome looking as well.
Thanks btw for the info.
The way I see it with the lift thing for me is the damn truck is already to big for anything anyways (parking garages, etc) so I might as well lift it!! I think a lifted dually is pretty awesome looking as well.
Thanks btw for the info.
