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[quote="Jake"]

Hilltoppersx wrote:

I need to save money for a move across the country.

Sorry Jake, the states go further west than north-eastern PA...

Hilltoppersx wrote:

snatch block from Justin. .

What-fer snatch block did you get. I keep looking at them and get a headache and quit before I decide on one.

i got the Warn 7000. I have a thick synth line so it can accomodate up to 1/2" that was one of the main reasons i went with the Warn.

Hilltoppersx wrote:

i got the Warn 7000. I have a thick synth line so it can accomodate up to 1/2" that was one of the main reasons i went with the Warn.

thanks
I have a cable and will not be buying a rope for some time (other priorities). I'll check out the Warn.

I just have a few minor details to clean up before the end-of-July event.

install 1" spacers
pick up and install front shock lower mounting plates from laser shop
install shocks
install springs
install serpentine belt (don't ask)
install winch
wire winch
replace drive shafts


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how the hell DO you post pics?

I was planning on moving to fl at first!

Now I can buy more parts!! Lol jk

I put in severe duty fan clutch and it has fixed my issue. Posting up a little how to in the tech section. It will be yet another helpful article from yours truly.

But now I think I need a starter... had to hit mine with my breaker bar to start my truck tonight..

Hilltoppersx wrote:

i got the Warn 7000. I have a thick synth line so it can accomodate up to 1/2" that was one of the main reasons i went with the Warn.

I think he means ARB 7000..

I picked up the ARB 9000 on a deal from amazon.. It's sexy and I can't wait to use it. I'm sure I'll get to soon enough.

DiscoSux wrote:

I just have a few minor details to clean up before the end-of-July event.

pick up and install front shock lower mounting plates from laser shop

Let me know how these look. I was talking to Brian about making these also. I need to get a set for my front shocks too since I'm adding the -2 shock mounts in the rear. Maximizing the flex/drop out I can get out of my OME set up.

Jake wrote:

Hilltoppersx wrote:

i got the Warn 7000. I have a thick synth line so it can accomodate up to 1/2" that was one of the main reasons i went with the Warn.

I think he means ARB 7000..

I picked up the ARB 9000 on a deal from amazon.. It's sexy and I can't wait to use it. I'm sure I'll get to soon enough.

yes you are correct i meant ARB 7000... been a long week i have been sailing hard for 6 hours a day every day. fuckin exhausted when i get home.

Jake wrote:

DiscoSux wrote:

I just have a few minor details to clean up before the end-of-July event.

pick up and install front shock lower mounting plates from laser shop

Let me know how these look. I was talking to Brian about making these also. I need to get a set for my front shocks too since I'm adding the -2 shock mounts in the rear. Maximizing the flex/drop out I can get out of my OME set up.

I am having at least one extra set made so...

DiscoSux wrote:

Jake wrote:

DiscoSux wrote:

I just have a few minor details to clean up before the end-of-July event.

pick up and install front shock lower mounting plates from laser shop

Let me know how these look. I was talking to Brian about making these also. I need to get a set for my front shocks too since I'm adding the -2 shock mounts in the rear. Maximizing the flex/drop out I can get out of my OME set up.

I am having at least one extra set made so...

What are they charging?

Jake wrote:

DiscoSux wrote:

I am having at least one extra set made so...

What are they charging?

I sent the drawing in and gave them a range in material thickness of 1/4" to 5/16" in steel or SS. I give them a range and a choice of material so I can get them quickly. If they are running another part similar to mine, my parts get done at the same time.

If they get done in steel I will pay $12/set, SS would run $20/set.

5/16 ss is $20? I'll take a set if they are

Jake wrote:

Hilltoppersx wrote:

you got the dynabeads in ok?

Doing them tom. They are prob closer to balanced without the weights lol

Dude - never lol yourself

I talked to my well-trusted tire guy and he said that the tire beads are carefully measured for each application. If you don't get the right weight of beads, the vibrations could be horrible.

Please comment as I am about to mount some used KM's.

Jake wrote:

5/16 ss is $20? I'll take a set if they are

The material depends on what they happen to be running. This is so I can get them as quickly as possible. If they have to do a set up for mine, I will ask for the SS. Then you can send me $26 (shipping ya know) and I will send my spare set.

DiscoSux wrote:

Jake wrote:

Hilltoppersx wrote:

you got the dynabeads in ok?

Doing them tom. They are prob closer to balanced without the weights lol

Dude - never lol yourself

I talked to my well-trusted tire guy and he said that the tire beads are carefully measured for each application. If you don't get the right weight of beads, the vibrations could be horrible.

Please comment as I am about to mount some used KM's.

I went with 6 OZ each tire since my tires are 32.2x9.5

http://www.innovativebalancing.com/index.php

The standard kit with the applicator and filtered valve stems. I actually still need to do one of my rear ties but my wobble was HORRIBLE before I did them and had lead weights on. I have interco TSL radials which are a pretty aggressive tread. I still have a little wobble between 50-55. Brian S runs them in his big ass tires and on his big rig. I would say got for it - it's worth the extra money and you dont have to worry about having them re balanced after every time you go wheeling and knock off the lead weights.

I will take the extra set when you have them made.

Got this in last night. Brad from www.roxtarfab.com is sending me some of the push style flat head anchors to replace the red stock ones that have two heads that are used under hatch door cover. Under my machete is a heavy duty magnet and as you can see there is also a bottle opener. Eventually I will add a shelf where the magnet is which will double for work space and a spot for a Coleman grill. Maybe I'll mount my fire extinguisher back there too but it seems so far away if I actually do need it some day. Also with out the sub woofer in the door my stereo system is much quieter. Not that the subs actually worked. The paper speakers were actually deteriorated.

[quote="Jake"]as you can see there is also a bottle opener./quote]

SWEET! I love the bottle opener!

[quote="DiscoSux"][quote="Jake"]as you can see there is also a bottle opener.

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SWEET! I love the bottle opener!

haha glad you like it. When we go wheeling I might let you use it

My subs were blown, I replaced them with some audiobahn subs, then I got the SS gate panel. The road noise is so loud it didn't matter of I had subs or not

Hilltoppersx wrote:

My subs were blown, I replaced them with some audiobahn subs, then I got the SS gate panel. The road noise is so loud it didn't matter of I had subs or not

I can hear the music from 0-30mph the subs helped a little but they were destroyed. I do love music so we will see if I do something else..

if i have the radio on i can't hear the parts falling off my truck.

Hilltoppersx wrote:

if i have the radio on i can't hear the parts falling off my truck.

Lol yea I can't hear my destroyed muffler rattle

Jake wrote:

Hilltoppersx wrote:

if i have the radio on i can't hear the parts falling off my truck.

Lol yea I can't hear my destroyed muffler rattle

Oh yeah! I think I will have one for you soon. Maybe at Rausch!

DiscoSux wrote:

Jake wrote:

Hilltoppersx wrote:

if i have the radio on i can't hear the parts falling off my truck.

Lol yea I can't hear my destroyed muffler rattle

Oh yeah! I think I will have one for you soon. Maybe at Rausch!

A new one for me or a destoyed one for you? Mines pretty bad.