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Yup, dashin thru the Snow, in a muli-HP open Diff. Over the Rocks we go, laughin' all the way.

 

Thank you Edward! Glad you are taking one for the team!

 

Yea, he works for the same company as me, lived here in Maryland his entire life, then moved out there to be near his parents. He still works for the same company but does it from the comfort of his home. I hate him. LOL, just kidding, I love him, he's more of a brother to me than my real brother.

Well, they are local to me and wheel with my crew so I went with Mobtown Offroad. All aluminum, w/ reinforcements. I even bougt a used transfer skid off another Maryland member, aluminum as well, that is one of theirs. So now the entire belly will be protected with Mobtown Offroad aluminum. I am going to buy my sliders and bumpers from them as well. Just great people, great products, and I can go pick it up.

 

You're so clever.

 

Nice! I've been eyeing that one too. Waiting for a reply to see if it will work with my bumper.

 

Man oh man....who doesn't love a nice clean and smooth BUSHing

 

Later dudes! I'll be on when I can

 

Hmmm, he should answer a PM.

I'm stoked about picking them up and getting them on too! All I need now is the gas tank skid and some anti lock braking sensor protectors and my belly is protected.

 

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Josh!!!!!!!

 

I had to polish my bush a little before using it. Pro tip, put your bush in the freezer a couple hours before the install. It helps it to contract a tiny bit. Makes inserting it a little easier. Also, we used a floor jack handle to allow for the distance to reach in to hammer the bush home.

 

Well this has been a shotty day of work. Bouts to bail out on it.

 

I hear ya Mark. I have done squat!!!!!!!!

 

OMG!

He's going to have a fantastic Xmas!

 

My dealership is installing it for me as part of my warranty coverage for the new front differnential I had installed less than a year ago.

 

@fathomblue

 

Space Syphilis, another present from the space force.

 

Freakin' awesome!!!!! That part of my lift install was a bitch. Good thing Brandon @vrod671 sent a seal with the bushing. We needed it. Tried to install the axle first using the oem and had a small leak. Thought the replacement was leaking but it just turned out to be residue. I have not found a single mark in the driveway since. Before I ever pull that axle again though I am buying a slide hammer tool (10 lb) and the claw for the axle. We used the rope method and tried a 4 lb hammer. Nothing. Luckily I had a 36" pipe wrench. But it still required one guy under the truck working the retainer with a hammer and pry bar and another on the rope/wrench.