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The springs seem to have a type of coating on them from the factory... Should I paint them...ARE THEY A RUSTable ITEM??? Also POR is very flexable, go to any store that sells it and the tend to have a thin piece of metal that is painted in POR15, you can bend away at it and nothing happens...

So I am up at the place where I am going to start painting/fabbing the truck. DOES ANYONE KNOW THE BEST METHOD TO PAINT LEAFSPRINGS? Shoud I take them apart? Will POR15 work well on them? Thanks, -SuperchargedRS

Will that not make a very crisp line between colors??? I would like to be able to have a little transition between colors, like the factory paint. Does anyone know if a automotive gun like a SHARPE model 71 can produce a tight enough pattern to be able to trace the existing pattern??

I think I will stick to the productos I have for now, also I ran across this in a search for rustbullet http://www.binderbulletin.org/forums/showthread.php?t=17290 it is from a IHC BB, good info on POR vs rustbullet. *DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW MUCH OF A PAIN IT IS GOING TO BE TO KEEP MY CAMO...

So do you think it is necessary to paint the engine with the truck in northern snow areas?? I have been asking myself this, I would like the peace of mind (as I have put allot into this thing), but on the other hand this truck is not left outside, and when it is outside it has a cover on it...

I am going to be painting my m1009 in a few days and I just want to make sure that I am not overlooking anything I going to CARC the outside (3 gal, one of each color, using gun and a 2 part primer for any bare metal) Rusfree (1 gal of the super thin penetrating one, and 1 gal of the thick...

Rock on! Thanks, -SuperchargedRS

I got some CARC from them, they told me to use a 2 part automotive primer, is this correct??

I am going to be CARCing the wheels on my 1009 and I would like to put some nice black closed lugnuts on my truck.... DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT SIZE LUGNUTS MY M1009 HAS/NEEDS? Thanks, SuperchargedRS

Anyone else have a definitive answer as to the integrity of the d-rings and corresponding hardware?? Thanks, -SuperchargedRS

I was going to get my paint from Milspray http://www.milspray.com/aerocarc.html but they are a bunch of secret agent types, "what's your cage code" "what are you using it for" because god knows what harm could happen if CARC fell into the wrong hands lol! It would have been nice to get the...

I know about the stability issue. I figure I probabaly wont unmount the jack much but in a bad situation I would like to stay above the truck, also I can use it to winch clamp, etc. Right now I am figuring the mounting of it, I think I will remove the radio tray and duplivate the hoop that the...

I got a highlift jack (from summit) it's the 60inch cast, also got the recovery kit for it and the damper, cool piece. THE QUESTION is this, I want to know if I can use one of the D rings that protrude through my bumper as a lift point for the jack, I figure in bad conditions it would be nice...

Rock on guys, this is why I like this site! I will check pop the belts off in a day or so so check em' and let you guys know what I find. Thanks allot SuperchargedRS

I have noticed that sometimes when I start the truck when it it cold outside it will squeel for a while, after the 1009 warms up it will stop, when it's hot outside no prob. Watch'a think???? Thanks, -SuperchargedRS

I have this thing with my M1009, I get a GEN2 light indicator on when I start the truck, but if I give it a little (and I mean little) throttle the light goes out and stays out, probably nothing, but how can I fix this??? THANKS, -SuperchargedRS

I am going to make a bracket that will bolt up to the existing bolts for the inside of the tailgate, that way the plate will be on the inside of the tailgate window, on the bottom area right side.

I guess it wouldnt be as fun if it was easy...looks like I am getting to be a sadistic fuk lol! I think I will just order the SS steel mirors from LMC for like 29 bucks for both minus 30percent and CARC em' ....ahh and I thought I had everything ordered. :shock:

.....er it's the ground, pushed a spare piece of wire I had into there and grounded it & viola, we have light! Hey george, hows it going!

I'de rather save the money, I mean I just need a few rubber pieces! Any ideas though?