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hahaha sorry for jackin this thread.... so you got the glass rear fenders aswell? those are bad ass, but I tend to find myself in some tight spots and I figured I would smash them off at some point Yeah, I got mine from Perry's Fab and Fiber. My experience with fiberglass is that it will flex where...

I have 6" in front. and I am running 35x12.5x15 MT's Havent got to wheel with them yet, (the fenders) we will see how long they last in the woods tho. But I dont have any in the rear, I am thinking some cut outs some time soon, I want to take the body lift out, but it makes it so easy to work ...

you have it all wrong, just do this, it will work nice :P http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c385/leemurray/t2.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c385/leemurray/t1.jpg What size fenders and tires do you have on that rig, 3 or 6"ers? I have the 3" front and rear for mine, I'm wondering i...

linemanluke wrote:is it able to push that much snow

The Meyer plow isn't a straight on plow, it angles from side to side so the snow sluffs to either side. I plowed 20" of snow from one storm this year with no problems. When it got icy I just chained up the front wheels and motored on.

I bought a Meyer TP plow and sand spreader last winter. Thanks to the tons of ice this year it paid for itself, twice. The Meyer plow is easily removable.

Get the Ford E-303 cam. Good torque, nice horsepower.

Hey Wackston,
Black ice? That sucks 'bro, nice lookin truck.

You would be hard pressed to beat the Edelbrock system approach. They have matched carb,cam and intake packages as well as heads if you're so inclined. I have the Performer RPM package, heads and intake, with the off road truck Edelbrock carb. My engine is a 342* so I went with a different roller ca...

Are these sleeves included with a quality body lift kit? If not, where would one obtain these sleeves?

I'm in the process of buying an Expo 8.8 from a forum member here and a question came up that I need the answer to. What pinion angle does the Expo rear hav to be so it can go into a lifted BII, 4-5" lift? What is the stock pinion angle?
Thanks,
Greg