How do you post photobucket pics in the post on this site?

 

I have the same ones sitting in the garage but haven't got around to installing them yet, I think by leveling it out it will ride better and stop the porpiousing effect. Have you had any issues with the upper A arm hitting the frame while unloading the front suspension? Any new vibrations from the front shafts? I've heard many complain about the hitting but I think most all were running 2 wheel drives, I don't know if it will be an issue with the 4X4.

 

Im headed to Atlanta wednesday (3 hr drive)so ill have some feedback then.

 

Whoa. Your truck is...hmm..what's a good discriptive word...fab-fricken-tabulously amazing? lol.

 

I like the look of yer leveled Truck man

Lots of good info here...and there are size limits
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But this is how I do it.....

First grab the URL link info from your Photobucket page

[IMG]local://upfiles/59926/CFA44EA3F10C4B0193F3183C7E735D6C.jpg[/IMG]

Then on the forums page click the little add image button and paste in the Link info (see next step)
[IMG]local://upfiles/59926/40635C98058A4E2F8681659574EC573C.jpg[/IMG]

You should get a box like this to paste your Photobucket Link into....just right click and paste over what ever is in the box.
[IMG]local://upfiles/59926/C9950887B69B418592B873159AAD74C0.jpg[/IMG]

Note your browser might not allow this and you will get the yellow warning bar at the top of the page. Just right click on the yellow bar and select Temporarily Allow and click the Add Image button again
[IMG]local://upfiles/59926/C88222D2790949F9876558D5989D42D4.jpg[/IMG]

Then you can add stuff from your Photobucket page.


Hope this helps

 

post it like this
[IMG] http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h3...eplz/truck.jpg[/IMG] without the spaces

 

That does seem alot easier...

 

Thanks!

 

Here's how you do it the easiest. Right click on the pic itself. Select COPY.
[IMG]local://upfiles/59786/90CF19F7148F4947BB8AB1E6E23779BF.jpg[/IMG]

The move to the text box and click PASTE
[IMG]local://upfiles/59786/A687C3B89CB844199379C678B676A662.jpg[/IMG]


you end up with this:

 

Just got done installing the same leveling spacers, will have to get it aligned tomorrow. Nice kit and great instructions from Top Guns Customs.


[IMG]local://upfiles/69094/21A9A48B443B47C49ABB0619DDA38198.jpg[/IMG]