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Old 09-01-2014, 11:16 PM
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I just started, I'll be missing lots more in a few days.
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
I just started, I'll be missing lots more in a few days.
What are you doing exactly? I know with you its not a body lift
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What are you doing exactly? I know with you its not a body lift
I've been wondering what he's doing too
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Nothing special, restoring the body. Rockers first.
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Nothing special, restoring the body. Rockers first.
o ok
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Yea, it's got 319,000 Michigan miles and it's starting to show lol. Drivetrain is almost perfect. I have to de-crank the bars and get rid of the block in the back, then come back up w/4"suspension lift to get my ride back. It use to have a real good ride to it. The engine is perfect, so it's worth doin. Gutting the cab as well. I had the truck since new.
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
Yea, it's got 319,000 Michigan miles and it's starting to show lol. Drivetrain is almost perfect. I have to de-crank the bars and get rid of the block in the back, then come back up w/4"suspension lift to get my ride back. It use to have a real good ride to it. The engine is perfect, so it's worth doin. Gutting the cab as well. I had the truck since new.
good to see you doing it
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Yea, it's got 319,000 Michigan miles and it's starting to show lol. Drivetrain is almost perfect. I have to de-crank the bars and get rid of the block in the back, then come back up w/4"suspension lift to get my ride back. It use to have a real good ride to it. The engine is perfect, so it's worth doin. Gutting the cab as well. I had the truck since new.
I'll have a 4.5" for sale this spring
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Yea, it's just been sitting in the garage taking up space. I want to use it again, - good times in that thing lol.

You know that truck still has the factory greaseless u-joints. Guess I'll do those while I'm at it.

Just put new half shafts on it, I blew one running it in 4wd in the air. I ran the truck in gear every 3 months to keep everything lubed up. You can't really center the weight right under the front axles correctly, sure enough, I blew one..grease everywhere.

The trans would start leaking after 3 months of sitting, that was more less my gauge to run it again. Converter leak down....normal.
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
Yea, it's just been sitting in the garage taking up space. I want to use it again, - good times in that thing lol.

You know that truck still has the factory greaseless u-joints. Guess I'll do those while I'm at it.

Just put new half shafts on it, I blew one running it in 4wd in the air. I ran the truck in gear every 3 months to keep everything lubed up. You can't really center the weight right under the front axles correctly, sure enough, I blew one..grease everywhere.

The trans would start leaking after 3 months of sitting, that was more less my gauge to run it again. Converter leak down....normal.
at least you're taking care of her


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