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I actually just read your post throughly, and thats now how mine are installed. I have body down..shaft up as well.

Thanks killian96ss and BADs Crew for the replies. Glad to hear that I have a normal condition, just seems a little stiff and if they spun easier it would free up a bit of HP and help with the MPG. I put the Rancho 5000s on same way the old ones came off... Body to the top and shaft out the bottom. ...

f9k9 wrote: I like!

ditto

Gonna see if Wallyworld has one as well

I was looking at the gobi racks. My ultimate goal is to get one of the soft toppers with the optional external racks and put a gobi on there. that with some 31 10.5's 2"bl and It will be done....till I get bored again

just want a place to stuff an extra tire. anyway to mount any lights on it??

is there any room for a 235 75 15?

BUMP


Well, hows it working after a month?

You will need a C Clamp, (or brake piston compressor) A set of wrenches, or sockets for the caliper mounting bolts. (I believe the bracket bolts are 18's but im not for sure) Some slilicone lube and a can of brakecleen, wire coathangers or bunjee cords. 20 oz bottle with a small diameter hose run th...

Whats yalls experience with these in the mud? I know they arent a mud tire but thats not what im after, but I would like a good AT that will hold its own in the mud. Ive seen them perform in the snow, but no experience in mud.(i get them half price) I need a good AT that will actually shed some mud,...

killian96ss wrote:I would do it every 30k miles.

Steve

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Im lookin for a tool box for the back and/or a bed cap and a reciever hitch. I did some looking when i first got the tfuck and came up empty handed. Anyone got any leads?

any synthetic gear oil will work. doesnt require additives like dyno stuff. On any of em

Dead thread ressurected but oh well 1st, I have a hard time believing that a bolt was acutally sucked past the valve into the cylinder. Our trucks factory dont get much over .45 lift. Thats assuming they cranked it long enough to open the valve to full lift, even with that, we have hydraulic lifters...