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I heard from a source in Texas that Buc-ees is a great place to get jerky, is that true?

I'd say so. They have a few walls and racks of it with a nice assortment of flavors. I saw the standards and a few new ones that I didn't remember from last time. Even had Ghost Pepper. I got Mesquite Peppered and Bohemian Garlic.
 
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Show us your wheel stand thingy there. Is that home made?

I'll have to work on finding pics. I'm currently about 800 miles from it and on a different laptop.

Definitely homemade! Really quick and dirty. It's a used hub a TYF bro sent me with a piece of 2" square tubing welded to the back and braced with scrap pieces of 1" punched angle. All stick-welded really quick-like. It was made to insert into my hitch to spin wheels to test for bends before I bought them. A while back, another bro sent me the factory "hitch" from his PPV. I C-clamped it vertically to the arms of my lift (adjustable working height, yo) and slid the hub/tubing thing into it.
 

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I'll have to work on finding pics. I'm currently about 800 miles from it and on a different laptop.

Definitely homemade! Really quick and dirty. It's a used hub a TYF bro sent me with a piece of 2" square tubing welded to the back and braced with scrap pieces of 1" punched angle. All stick-welded really quick-like. It was made to insert into my hitch to spin wheels to test for bends before I bought them. A while back, another bro sent me the factory "hitch" from his PPV. I C-clamped it vertically to the arms of my lift (adjustable working height, yo) and slid the hub/tubing thing into it.

That’s what I figured just confirming.
 
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Sway bars were delivered Monday. I knew they'd be heavy and was worried about the box being damaged and losing some bushings or something. They were individually sealed in a really heavy duty plastic bag, then both together in a third bag:

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Part numbers in case anyone is interested:

Complete front and rear kit is #REV013.0030
Front bar and bushings is #REV003.0118
Front bushings is #3GFS.0035
Rear bar and bushings is #REV011.0070
Rear bushings is #3GRS.0024


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So red:

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I don't want 'em red. I'll scuff and paint 'em with the same gloss black acrylic spray enamel I used on my wheels. I considered silver or electric blue since I have those paints as well. But, I'm not flashy and I have other plans for the silver and blue paints.
 

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