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Operation Cheap Truggy-

Muahhh haahaa haahhaaa..... :D:D:D

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Update- getting some front tube work going...:D

fixed the bent tube
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narrowed the heater box
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Tube
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1/4 plate
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actually, I did, you didn't answer, and don't sweat it, I only got 1 side done, and it still needs tube added to the front part.
 
Jason,

When you were running your 10 bolt, what steering arm were you running? Thanks.
 
Noooooo! The budget is a fraud!!!!!

Ok fine I'll still watch but I fully expect "How to beef stock d60 shafts with nothing but a rubber band and a box of paper clips" and also "Lockouts the cheap way, 2 gallons of jb weld" :D
 
Noooooo! The budget is a fraud!!!!!

Ok fine I'll still watch but I fully expect "How to beef stock d60 shafts with nothing but a rubber band and a box of paper clips" and also "Lockouts the cheap way, 2 gallons of jb weld" :D


That's Jason's definition of CHEAP but also SAFE!
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Hmmmmmm............ JASON, YOUR SHOCKS ARE UPSIDE DOWN!!!!!!! those Bilstiens install shock body UP! :doah: :p:
 
Hmmmmmm............ JASON, YOUR SHOCKS ARE UPSIDE DOWN!!!!!!! those Bilstiens install shock body UP! :doah: :p:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Do I mount the shocks with the boot pointing up or down?[/FONT] [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]With the internal design of the Bilstein monotube gas shocks, it does not matter whether the shocks are mounted with the shock rod side up or down. There are some minor advantages in longetivity and overall suspension effectiveness with the shock rod pointed down, and there are many instances where Bilstein has changed the orientation to take advantage of these minor improvements where there are no clearance problems. If there is an option, we recommend mounting the shock with the shock rod and boot pointing down, but in the grand scheme of things, there is no noticeable difference.[/FONT]
 
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