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Loosen the steel line where it goes into the rubber line. If it dose not release the brakes , replace the hose.

Yes I could keep the 205, Im just trying to think of the least intrusive way to go a lil faster. Im not looking for much, just a little bit more. Im definatly Not going to cut any fenders.

The 19.5s are a direct bolt on.

Ok so I have been trying to figure out a way to make my 1028a2 more usable. I need to get a little more speed out of it. My first thought was an nv4500 but the truck is clean and mildly rare enough I dont really want to cut it up. Second thought was 4l80e. No real down fall other than...

No gonna argue it. Owned dozens of them, worked on hundereds. Align them every day. Do your thing. I am just stating what I have seen. Btw, lol 44's are not big anymore.

What? Solid axle fronts almost ALWAYS have less play in them due to design. Less conection points = less chances for play. solid axle steer has 4 conection points on the steering, IFS has a MINIMUM of 7

One thing you wont be able to see that can also cause it can be an incorrect caster angle. Not trying to argue with you guys but even if everything is new without the stabilizer you can still get DW, Hitting bumps just right will cause a chain reaction in the suspension & steering system...

Mine ONLY got wobble after hitting large bumps/holes in the road.

Call me if you need a hand. How far dose it have to go?

I just put the best Monroe stabilizer I could buy on my 1028 yesterday, cured the problem. Personally I like the oe style ones better than those off road ones. They seem to work better.

Good case of PWI......

Im with Gimp, Your messing with us :confused:

[thumbzup] Yes, Because there is less stress / torque applied to the axles in LOW RANGE.........

Ker-snap! That will be the first words your axle shafts learn2cents

No. Havent taken to much time with it yet. Need to though, winter is commin

Subscribing. Have one, cant get it to fire.

Just shoot it, to test Gimps theory....

Todd, Thats a nice looking truck. I see your not to far away, was it from around here?

Ha, 4 days here too :jumpin:

NPR 16's do NOT fit over the brake drum.