Picked up plan b today
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1990 5.3 Jimmy
- Thread starter rderosier
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Yup
When you mount 'em up measure with air in them. Lets see if they are still oversize. My 42's measured 43ish" with 15psi.
Four wheel parts, when I ordered the nitto's originally they were all in the same price range give or take 15 dollars, ordering from them gave me some cash back incentive though. I actually called to cancel the Nitto order and order treps elsewhere but they told me they could price match and offered to knock a bit off the price as well plus they were in stock at a warehouse. Grand total was about 650/tire.
I picked up a used pro comp spare months ago for 75 bucks to act as a spare.
When are the spacers coming in? Were they in stock?
The supplier is trying to track down somewhere that has them in stock, so I'm not sure. Suppose I could use a million washers.
Measure the beadlock pattern. If its the same as other mfg there's a possibility you could use the Trailready spacers, or Raceline, or whatever.
I was thinking about doing this. I'll give it a few days for the distributor to locate free ones lol
Some progress
New tranny is completely in, lines and everything just needs filled and then the minor task of putting the doubler back in.
Sweetness
Looks like you might have to let some air out of the tires just to get out of the garage! Looks badass for sure!
Thanks!
Yeah it's getting out of the garage like that, might even have to out the rollers on.
Sooooo sick! I love the look of Treps, and the look of Treps on this truck!
Good job persevering past the rollover.
Good job persevering past the rollover.
Drove it for the first time since roll yesterday. Everything seems to be running well granted I didn't go far.
Putting some miles on it. Everything seems to be running good or better than previous. Smoother driving that's for sure.
Like most of our dashes mine was all cracked and crappy looking so I tried my hand at dash repair. Pretty labor intensive and tedious but I think it turned out well, can hardly tell it was cracked and I probably added a few horsepower along the way.
