Your vehicles as they sit now!
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Looks awesome Colton. Mine was that clean yesterday.
Now, not so much
kay:
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Now, not so much
kay:
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Looks awesome Colton. Mine was that clean yesterday.
Now, not so much
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Thanks Zack! I was just reading through your build thread. Trucks coming along nicely!
Was at camp all weekend. The rain washed the truck a little.
Then loaded up the sled for the trip home! Since the snow melted. :throw:
Got all the sleds serviced & running also!
Then loaded up the sled for the trip home! Since the snow melted. :throw:
Got all the sleds serviced & running also!
mine was clean until it rained last night
now we are supposed to get 6" of snow on wed-thurs.
should be fun. spend thursday morn, plowing work then offroading a bit.
now we are supposed to get 6" of snow on wed-thurs.
should be fun. spend thursday morn, plowing work then offroading a bit.
new wheel all mounted up.
tonight i hope to put the CV shaft in, the front limit straps, and hopefully clean the inside.
only thing that suprised me was that it didnt have the button harness on the wheel. i stole it off my stocker, now i need to find one for my buddy who bought the wheel.
It didn't come with one when I bought it from Branson, I had to swap them too lol.
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Not hard at all, takes like 30 min total. Longest part is waiting for battery to discharge so airbag doesn't blow up lol
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i never wait lol
i just unplug it and its fine lol
hardest part is pulling the wheel off with the puller, but thats because my puller is made for the old wheels where bolts thread in, so i just took 2 bolts and bent the end of them in the vise and wedge them in there.
I didn't even use a puller lol, just pulled it off. Just leave the nut partially threaded on or you will fuck the clock spring up.. Ask me how I know
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i just make sure the wheel straight and put the new one on straight
idk how you broke your clockspring that way, the wheel doesnt keep it from turning lock to lock, unless you didnt unhook the clockspring wires from the wheel before pulling it