:notbad:slam it on mud tires like DV2000NJ
:ayfkm:I was asking because obviously you're gonna sell it :crazy:
Not bad though, that's what I would've paid with shocks if I got mine through Tim.
Chris, everything there was $720 shipped minus some shocks that aren't in the picture. Got it all from Tim, he's a great guy to deal with.
Dont tell me that, almost making me think i went the wrong direction
Fuuuuu that looks good. Looking for a pair of those nao.
Incase you decide to go with star 17s for now...
Do et.Oh you did :cheeky:
Fuuuuu that looks good. Looking for a pair of those nao.
Do et.
Drive to my house wed-sun, I'll be home and we can slam dat bish :crazy:
Yeah, the guy I work with was a diesel mechanic in his past job so he's definitely got the know how. I've done lots of other work and I'm confident I can do this too, it's just always nice to have someone around who's done the exact job before.:rofl: makes perfect sense.
It really isn't bad at all man. Lowering mine was the most involved project I've done and I felt comfortable throughout it all. I don't have a ton of mechanical know-how either, just common sense. It's just nice to have someone else there for the extra set of hands. Have any buddies that can turn a wrench?
I'm going into it knowing that something is going to go wrong, my first thought was I'll have to replace either a BJ, TRE, or wheel bearing :rofl:. We shall see. Cutting the ear of the spindle off sounds exactly like something I would do :lol:I'd be down to help if you weren't halfway across the damn United States :bishplz:
Only problem I ran into on the front of mine was getting the factory balljoints outta the factory spindle and getting the tres outta the spindle..drivers side tre wouldn't come out so I just cut the ear of the spindle off and bought a new tre because :idgaf: lol