NJ B.S. Thread

Please...

Digress

 

Yupp, thanks. I'll have to look into that. For some reason I was under the impression that Kings were Linear, I might have been thinking about fronts though.
As much fun crawling is, because it's a DD (and living in pothole ridden NY), I'm mainly looking for improved on-road ride quality and (of course) some lift... for those rare occasions I'll actually get to go off-road.

Any advice will be appreciated.

 

Hope to install a new set of b110’s this weekend.

 

@Fifthwind we lost mojo? I seen him post recently































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Going to make sparks. No need to save them, they’re shot.

 

11. I seent it

 

Like factory knitting needle storage mod.
Forget OBA, try this on board sewing machine!
In-dash pinterest boards, here's how.

As far as I'm aware, that's all illegal in NJ now. We have to go far, far away, like to your state.

 

In SI, those roads are no joke. I used to live there and it's some of the worst "off-road" pavement I've ever been on. I once blew out both right side tires and destroyed both rims on a single pothole that turned out to be over a foot deep. Those roads SUUUCK.

 

I would like some input and help on how to fix this. I know I need high clearance bumber, but that's not happening anytime soon. I'm afraid one or two more hits and this bumber is going to twist and break my light.

 

That sucks! Yeah, shit like that happens sometimes around here... whether it's in SI, or rest of the NYC. One of the reasons I appreciate beefier tires. Now, riding on ST Maxx on daily basis, puts a bit of perspective on things, as they're way stiffer than any other tire I've used. So, I guess I would appreciate a bit more on road comfort when choosing suspension, as opposed to "just" slapping on a lift kit.

 

Yue got pics of how that joker mounts to the frame?

 

Take the brake light out, remove the tailgate and break out the sledge.

don't miss

 

I don't think it's anything special. Just nuts and bolts.

I'll take pics a little later.

 

SOS

 

Looks like the mounts and frame are good to go, guessing only the bumper was tweaked.

Personally, I would try beat it back with the BFH method.

 

This^^^^^

 

Just the one corner.

 

Maybe try a jack under that low point? The weight of the truck may help bend it back, of course it also may collapse that lower point.

 

He’s right. Mounting looks fine. I’d try a jack under the low corner first. Then big hammer