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RE: neat... Nope, they are radials :D I have the 12bolt rims, so they can hold up to 50psi, much more than the 35pso that the tires take. I regards to the sway bar, i actually have a set of the ORD sway bar disconnects, just havent got the old bushings out of the bar.

RE: Great...stuck in Fennville w/a no-start CUCV any suggest If my truck didnt have a broken steering arm, I would come with it. My cell # is (586)615-1640 call me, should be able to come over with a few friends and help ya out.

here are the long awaited pics. also have some of the "goodies" that have yet to make it onto the truck.

here are some pics of my truck.

Here is a pic of mine, I'll get some better ones once the temp. comes up from the single digits.

here are some pics of the carnage, as promised. :shock:

Here is a link to the cross- over kit I am thinking about buying. http://www.northwestfab.com/dana60steeringarm.html

I Broke Steering parts!!! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pics posted below I sheared three of the four studs that hold my stock steering arm and the 2.5" block (came with the 6" lift from superlift) to the knuckle. :x :x :x The studs...

RE: Major Mod WOW must be a record, joined in march of 2006 and this is his first post :P

they also must be no larger 640x480 resolution. If you are using an older version of windows, you can find a free program for resizing the images by searching on google. If you need further assistance just ask.

http://www.kitchen-biodiesel.com/ here is a link to that site.

Shouldn't cost much. you can get wheel centers for $60 ea. for that size of rim. and a shop ususally doesnt charge much to weld them in. or you can make a simple jig and weld them in yourself.

RE: Re: RE: Cheap M880 on Ebay! File a non-paying bidder claim with ebay at least it will get this 'tard banned from ebay.

why dont you just have a new center welded into the rim that you want to use. as long as its a pressed center you dont have to worry about any bending that could happen with a flat steel center.

there is a link on the alt. itself. mine was blue, but not sure it was the original one. I just removed the fused link from the wire and put in a regular fuse holder with a 10amp fuse. It worked like a charm.

cool, great find.

Locate the glow plug controller under the dash, its a black box with about 10wires going into it (located near the steering column) the light blue wire is a ground, its completes the circuit on the relay that energizes it and makes the connection between the top and bottom terminals (thus...

I might have a good one on one of my spare engines, I'll look at it tomarrow for you.

if you are nice to the parts guy, he could do a warehouse check. I'll bet that they have a few sitting in a warehouse.

I would at least keep 3/4 ton alxes under it. half tons would be to easy to break. and you'll lose a lot of the in-bed and towing cap.