NOW i understand ..... pics and detailing helped a lotIt's the BIG hole that goes through the frame for the stud itself that you have to cut
NOW i understand ..... pics and detailing helped a lotIt's the BIG hole that goes through the frame for the stud itself that you have to cut
Rockwells / Cummins / 3053A
Combat wheels on 395 XML
M104A1 trailer
does anyone know the angle of the taper on the reamer needed to flip the steering rods?
what size wheel and tire is that?
This thread has the ream you need and other info that you might like:
http://m715zone.com/vb/showthread.php?t=5364
This thread actually has the part number of the ream and a pic of it:
http://m715zone.com/vb/showthread.php?t=4617
got to love that starter fluid
that was freakin bad!
my signature is sweet huh?
Too bad I didn't have any videos of the couple times I blew the bead OFF the rim!
It was like a cannon blast directly to the face!
Run stock suspension then!
The tires will fit, but rub a little off road.
You can run 2" longer front shackles for 1" of lift.
And a 1" lift block in the rear.
You can do this FAST.
If you use a GOOD lift block, it will be safe.
And you shouldn't need to change anything else. Just put the bigger tires on and enjoy!
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