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sounds awsome man.

your taking all my ideas for a killer unstopable burb, and doing them all first.


cant wait for torboed, propaneed, 62 465 205, sliders and skid plated burb to come into reality from my imagination, drag it over anything
 
hey it is not a bad idea!


what about a hydroilc pistion run off the stearing pump in the dead center to the truck facing down, so on tight trails you can lift the truck on a centeral pivot and get out and sorta swing it ing the diretion you want to go .

huh? huh? huh?

dave
 
actully my dad sugested that last weekend :p: I decided it would lighter and more fun to flatbelly it :D
 
I forgot to post on sunday and here is from today pics. Work/school/girl/over 100* = not much wrench time :(

stock cats do not work with doublers
harbor freight rules( trans jack)

need to install ORD body lift
reverce rear springs so DS fits
drill for x member

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changed front yoke today
trimmed the front crossmember
spent other half of day looking for fine threaded all thread for linkage.
So built own linkage, but not enough room for three of them


1350 + 1410
removing pinion nut
1350 + stock
465 crossmember
fat linkage

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You can get high strength all-thread at McMaster-Carr.
What is that you have reacting the yoke to the ground in pic #2?:D
 
roadnotca said:
What is that you have reacting the yoke to the ground in pic #2?:D

HF 3/4 ratchet set and a floorjack, got the idea from wiser oldman :haha: took 15 min to change it :bow:
 
dleroy43 said:
HF 3/4 ratchet set and a floorjack, got the idea from wiser oldman :haha: took 15 min to change it :bow:
:haha: Young whipper snapper. But what I don't understand is how the bar underneath, hooks to the yoke:confused: Its looks slick.
 
breaker bar was the same size as the u joint caps, I just tightend the u bolts around the bar :wink1:
The 1350 ubolts were bigger so I used a 11/16 deep socket adapter to go around the bar inside the u bolt for reinstallation
 
Pic is too dark to know for sure, but is the plain breaker butting against an adapter between the socket and the ratchet breaker?
 
the breaker handle is agenst the ratcheting socket
put socket and ratchet on pinion nut
place breaker bar in u strap (instead of u joint cap)
tighten u strap down on B Bar
jack jack to turn pinion ratchet

hope that helps, or Ill just take better pics from the rear axle this week
 
I'm probably not visualizing it because mine is a 10b and I don't think there's enough room for the socket and a bar, I'll check it out this afternoon.:D
 
Pretty much done now :p:
built shift rods yesterday
bolted in 2nd crossmember
front 1350 shaft is in
rear 1410 shaft is in
turned rear springs around
picked truck off ground (see jack pic :doah: )

need gear oil and a new Y pipe for the exhaust and a cat

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dleroy43 said:
Pretty much done now :p:
built shift rods yesterday
bolted in 2nd crossmember
front 1350 shaft is in
rear 1410 shaft is in
turned rear springs around
picked truck off ground (see jack pic :doah: )

need gear oil and a new Y pipe for the exhaust and a cat
Thanks Dom, now I see what you were talking about, strapping the tool in the yoke. For what you're doing, yoke change, thats slick. For a sleeve crush, that would twist the yoke ears though.
So you'll be on the road/dirt again, in just a matter of hours.:haha:
 
looks killer!!! what size are those wheel spacers? just curios how much does your rear bumper hang of the side of your burb?
 
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