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i like the truck man you need to get er in tha air though
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Awesome bro! if you are ever randomly north, shoot me a pm! i can take you around the sticks to some pretty sweet trails. that old tip o the mitt hospitality! hahahell yea, theres a few runnin around here!
Thanks! i will be in a short time. Right now im in college, so money is frickin tight with student bills and crap. But as i see it im almost finished with stage 1 of 3 on this truck. i want to get the drive train the way i want it, then i will move to a lift, then on to tires....and if necessary a re-gear. when i bought her i thought i would one day sell it and use it twards a new truck, but i think i will keep it as a toy and buy another truck to go right along side it! I will start a build thread soon so you can follow the steps.i like the truck man you need to get er in tha air though
10-fo, and if you're ever randomly down here, pm me and we can hit up the trails, should have my truck done soon, doing a 4" superliftAwesome bro! if you are ever randomly north, shoot me a pm! i can take you around the sticks to some pretty sweet trails. that old tip o the mitt hospitality! haha
Sweet!! that would be pretty cool to see your rig in person. it looks pretty tough!10-fo, and if you're ever randomly down here, pm me and we can hit up the trails, should have my truck done soon, doing a 4" superlift
lol, what size are those tires? couldn't wait to lift it and go big?So i jumped the gun and picked up a set of Super Swamper TSL's. My factory l/s is not a big fan of the new tires so im going to do a fluid change (all burnt up) on it and see if it pleases some of the issue, if it dosnt i will probably need to start looking into lockers.
For an IFS rig it does alrightSweet!! that would be pretty cool to see your rig in person. it looks pretty tough!
lol, what size are those tires? couldn't wait to lift it and go big?
For an IFS rig it does alright
Are you sure its the tires? I would be surprised if tires just a tad bit over stock would cause the LS to burn up.Haha, ya they are a 31x11.5, but i just could not pass em up for the deal i got on them. My buddy was selling his jeep and just couldn't say no to them. lol. On the flip side, i am glad i now know how the tires affect my limited slip, so i can start working on the solution before i possibly go bigger.
Ya, its an issue with my fluid, its waaay overdue for changing, i should kick myself for not doing it before now, its all burnt up and i think its messing with the clutches pretty bad. i will find out soon, if thats not the case....locker timeAre you sure its the tires? I would be surprised if tires just a tad bit over stock would cause the LS to burn up.
You are not kidding! the price of rubber is so far out of sight now, its almost scary. I think your well over a grand now to recreate the set i have, which is sad because your only looking at 31's and steelies.TSL's look awesome, I been diggin everywhere trying to find a set aroudn here, but they are too damn expensive, even used.