Copasetic
1/2 ton status
Just thought I'd share. I'm going to get more shots today since I'm off and have nothing planned. Enjoy and don't get jealous! 

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now go find a washer or dryer to drive up on. thats another popular poser pic on here.Chas, I knew if anyone would appreciate that pic it would be you! I also fixed the title, lol. I'm going on the hunt in just a bit. Seriously thinking about putting a zero rate in the front and moving my axle forward just a bit. About tore the fender up going through a ditch the other day.gmc4cw said:at least give me credit for suggesting that pic.now go find a washer or dryer to drive up on. thats another popular poser pic on here.

Copasetic said:
at least get a set of the ORD greasables heavy duty ones. they will lift the front about a 1/4" but the greasable bushings MIGHT make a small difference in ride. probably not but at least the shackles are twice as thick and the bolts are bigger.

I know, I know. New front shackles are on the "to do" list. I'll probably do that when I put a zero rate up front. Might just get a pair of zero rates a little taller for the back and take the ones I have in the back and put them up front. We'll see.gmc4cw said:all that time, money and effort building it and you are still running the stock shackles.![]()
at least get a set of the ORD greasables heavy duty ones. they will lift the front about a 1/4" but the greasable bushings MIGHT make a small difference in ride. probably not but at least the shackles are twice as thick and the bolts are bigger.
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I keep looking at it and I think the reason it looks like it's leaning to one side is I think the front bumper might be tweaked just a hair. 
thatK30guy said:BTW, can you find someone 6' tall and have him stand by the truck and get a pic? Just so we can get an idea how tall the rig is.
Mudstud said:You get any death wobble with those big meats? How are your tires balanced?
It actually rides and drives better now than when I had the 33's on it. I am thoroughly pleased. 