Yes they are. I knew it was true but when I put the ARB in recently the difference was immediately apparent. I keep putting it in gear and wait for the drivetrain to load up but with ARB its just ready to go.
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Shrunken Ned...
- Thread starter Blazooki
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They get less sloppy the more you drive them.
the roll got way more noticeable when I put 25 lbs of air in the tires. its the "make you think your ring and pinion has 2 teeth left slop" but its really just the lock up delay of the detroit combined with the tall 5.38 gears
got all my leather interior done. No pics yet, the arm rests are still gluing and are covered in blue painters tape holding them down. made some floor mats with the extra leather I had left over
So go drive it
I glued leather to the top of the half door..seems to be holding
Just have to bolt on the door panels
Here's one for the book Scott
Not very long..took me a good afternoon to do the entire thing cept the tunnel. The tunnel took the longest but that was first and I was figuring stuff out. You could definitely spend more time on it..like if you wanted to stamp or draw on the leather.
Yeah Scott, if you wanna use the last pic, I'm cool with that too. Dog said she's cool with it too
Very cool
Drive it .......... a lot ...........
Can't drive it when I'm at work
454Sub
5/8 ton status
Commission it as an LAPD car.
They did it on Tango and Cash.
They did it on Tango and Cash.
Tango and didn't need a cage for the bad guys tho..they just shot them or ran them over..they frown on that stuff here
454Sub
5/8 ton status
Well then the name Urban Justice would fit pretty well.
I think you should drive it to see if the glue holds
I used that E6000 stuff..it supposed to work really good on metal according to the interwebs...I can always rivit them down...just only had shiny rivits
