purple 'hoe
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I hope that thing never drives down public highways/roads...
Axle Wrap .....
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fktahoe
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it was built perfect it was his project to pass nashville auto deisel school , and surprisingly its about 1 inch of the legal limit for south carolina in height im not sure what other states are , and it is defedently a bumpy ride going 60 haha
purple 'hoe
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Perfect eh?
No hydro assist or full hydro steering? With a truck THAT big, with tires THAT big, a hydro set up is a MUST. I'd hate to see the steering angle for that truck
retorq
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Perfect?? Are you looking at the same pics you posted or are you looking at a different truck, that thing is far from perfect.
fktahoe
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Perfect?? Are you looking at the same pics you posted or are you looking at a different truck, that thing is far from perfect.
I dont know what all he did , he put almost 8k into building it , for a truck that big rolling down the highway at 70 wasnt a bad ride, and it was almost impossible to get stuck .
The lift block and the soft 64" chevy springs are the problem. I'm guessing a 4" block? Plus a few inches of the low pinion 10 bolt axle...you have 7-8" of leverage. Double the stock leverage.
Get a 4x4 shop to put an axle wrap bar on it and be done with it.
Get a 4x4 shop to put an axle wrap bar on it and be done with it.
fktahoe
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can anyone find cheaper ladder bars for a 97 tahoe 4wd with 4 inches of lift??? All i can find is procomp and theyre $450???
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