Official Tennessee Thread

I mean that's tall enough to say "shit this is tall"

 

Lol

 

I was going to say, I have one that says Estwing on the side.

 

What are yall doing to your tacos?

 

id free climb up the side of it

 

when are we going?

 

so how do the lca poly bushings feel? Im sure a review from someone besides me will help a few folks in here decide whether or not its worth doing. I find them to feel fantastic. Suspension feels much more stable now and steering seems less jerky when going over speedbumps and such. Def worth the money and time to me

 

Upper control arms on their tacos, too plates on one, maybe cranking up the other's. And I need to cut my fenders and put my blue seas fuse box in.

 

This might be my next project on the truck. Think my current bushings are almost gone.

 

If you're sure we can get it that way that's fine. I've never done it. I just heard that sometimes they won't let loose without the tool. Your call. My parts store has a free loaner if you want it.

 

Sounds like a lot of mods! Good luck, I'm still relatively new to the mod game. Planning on a lift,wheels/tires, and UCA's by September just started doing homework on all that. Take some pics if yall don't mind

 

If it's free you might as well grab it. We might need it on yours depending on how many miles are on those bjs

 

82K. I'll grab it.

 

Well, I no longer have the cracking and popping sounds when turning sharply or going over bumps or shifting into reverse and the truck feels a bit more planted I guess you could say.

 

Between all of the guys in here I'm sure we could compile 100+ pics of the suspension torn down on our trucks. Lol

 

Ok, thanks! On a side note is there anywhere in middle tn that has some trails that a begginer could handle?

 

Negative. Atleast an hour and a half drive from Nashville for anything. And even then, turkey bay is probably the best for beginners around that area.

 

2.7 power.

 

June 17th. I think I can fit you in my luggage