:cheeky: cheer up buttercup. My shit has looked the same for like 2 years because I can't afford to do anything to it lol.
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You keep backing out every time you decide you wanna lower it. We've tried to tell you lol
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Ive done this also. Lol.You keep backing out every time you decide you wanna lower it. We've tried to tell you lol
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I'd mess with it if I had time but I really don't. I'm a full time student working two jobs and a 6 year old niece I pretty much take care of all day after I get home. Can't have down time as I don't have another vehicle. Tyler bought a truck stock and sold it stock :lol: now drives :fgtjeep: so ya :-]
:cheeky: cheer up buttercup. My shit has looked the same for like 2 years because I can't afford to do anything to it lol.
Same here
Just fun to get a rise out of :alecks: the 88 literally has movered 150 foot in 2 years and all I've done to that is air the tires up every 6 months and charge the battery once a year when I need to move it.
Your mohawk gives me a rise
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Don't give me shit, I'm just thinking out loud lol, but what all misc shit is needed for a gear swap? I have heard but what about fluid and other shit
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Ring and pinion, axle rebuild kit (bearings/seals/etc), a press, a dial indicator, experience rebuilding axles, or moniez for a shop. It's usually between 800-1200 per axle typically
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