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Looks great Casey. Hope you have great luck with it. Still watching for your for sale ad.
Gotta clean stuff up and get all situated and I'll be posting an ad. Hoping things will sell pretty quick. It really hasn't sunk in yet that I don't have it anymore.
Drove in the rain for the first time... Between the 365lb-ft, the 3.73lsd, and the somewhat knobby (and new) Goodyear Wranglers, it's a bit twitchy around turns, rear end slides out with even minimal throttle. Have only had one pickup before, an 84 Toyota with a carbureted 22R, so this is pretty new to me.
Drove in the rain for the first time... Between the 365lb-ft, the 3.73lsd, and the somewhat knobby (and new) Goodyear Wranglers, it's a bit twitchy around turns, rear end slides out with even minimal throttle. Have only had one pickup before, an 84 Toyota with a carbureted 22R, so this is pretty new to me.
Welcome to my world. I'd always driven FWD cars/crossovers. Mine is the same.
Welcome to my world. I'd always driven FWD cars/crossovers. Mine is the same.
I've had a lot of RWD sports cars, some that were incredibly fast. None felt as twitchy as my truck in the rain I'll be changing the diff fluid soon. Might help, I get vibration on some turns like I've read about here.
Drove in the rain for the first time... Between the 365lb-ft, the 3.73lsd, and the somewhat knobby (and new) Goodyear Wranglers, it's a bit twitchy around turns, rear end slides out with even minimal throttle. Have only had one pickup before, an 84 Toyota with a carbureted 22R, so this is pretty new to me.
Yeah, I've got Michelin LTX M/S on mine and if I goose it hard enough the f**ker will break loose. Scared the hell out of me the first time it did it because I wasn't expecting it. I'm used to my dopey old dodge on 37s
Did a full detail so I can pull a float in our annual Country Christmas festival parade tomorrow night. I get to tow the last float in the parade with Santa in a covered wagon. I live in Kansas as many of you know. Its where the Sante Fe trail crosses the first railroad through the state. It a very historic town with brick brick strret for main street that is about 4 lanes wide, so covered wagons could make their u-turns in the 1800's.
12-01-2016, 11:40 PM
I'll be changing the diff fluid soon. Might help, I get vibration on some turns like I've read about here.
