What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
#8602
one step closer to installing a d60 in my truck. recieved a pair of wagner thermo quiet loaded calipers, that i ordered from rock auto today. paid 40.74 shipped for both calipers. major steal!
all i have left to get is 1 cam bolt for one of the lower control arms, as the PO snapped the nut off trying to remove it, and just left it.
rotors, wheel bearings, new wheel studs, a sway bar from a 96, so i have the correct setup, and swap my tires over to the 8 lug rims!
cant wait!!!!!
all i have left to get is 1 cam bolt for one of the lower control arms, as the PO snapped the nut off trying to remove it, and just left it.
rotors, wheel bearings, new wheel studs, a sway bar from a 96, so i have the correct setup, and swap my tires over to the 8 lug rims!
cant wait!!!!!
#8603
^^^ You should convert to locking hubs/conventional bearings before the swap in
http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...n-t287434.html
http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...n-t287434.html
#8604
#8605
^^^ You should convert to locking hubs/conventional bearings before the swap in
http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...n-t287434.html
http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...n-t287434.html
it may be a future option though. just gonna run it as is. its going to be all brand new from the knuckles out anyway.
#8606
I hauled out the driver's seat base because it's been a crater since I bought it... the steel mufker that the foam rides on and the springs hold? Not even there!
So for the time being it's sporting a shameful hillbilly fix, a small piece of plywood and some tie wire. The seat's no longer a crater -- it's more like a park bench.
So for the time being it's sporting a shameful hillbilly fix, a small piece of plywood and some tie wire. The seat's no longer a crater -- it's more like a park bench.
#8609
I hauled out the driver's seat base because it's been a crater since I bought it... the steel mufker that the foam rides on and the springs hold? Not even there!
So for the time being it's sporting a shameful hillbilly fix, a small piece of plywood and some tie wire. The seat's no longer a crater -- it's more like a park bench.
So for the time being it's sporting a shameful hillbilly fix, a small piece of plywood and some tie wire. The seat's no longer a crater -- it's more like a park bench.
#8610