Calling all Virginians (Tidewater area)

well so much for not having to pay shipping on future armor. looks like ill be shelling out $200 extra when the time comes

 

daytime pics tomorrow.

 

http://www.relentlessfabrication.us....php#!/~/product/category=3368801&id=17295977 hmmm

 

anyone know the angle of this?

 

I just measured my rack in the dark and needing to go pee, its around 15 degrees

 

Got my garage rewired yesterday. Ready for chop saw, drill press, compressor, and welder now. Need to epoxy the floor and insulate and drywall next month and install some shop lights.

 

Up, brewing coffee...about to leave here in a little bit

 

My westin bull bar I bought used for $50 turned out to be a great investment when I shwacked a deer. Saved me from a couple hundred in damage. But check out rockauto.com. They got good/cheap stuff just gotta have painted... As far as the hood there's never a better time to try carbon fiber wrap if you don't wanna pay paint prices

 

That's just where I park my limo. I work somewhere else

You boys have fun today!

 

I need some help. I had a 3" kit from toytec (5100 bilstein set up) and LR UCA's put on with 17x9 MT wheels and MT ATZ Baja 315/65R17 tires. It looks awesome however it is rubbing the front mud flaps. I really don't want to have no mud flaps due to rocks hitting the paint. Now to my question/help.

The tire is hitting where the mud flap sticks out and the bubble (what I call it) area. Is there a mud flap that is flat I could use? Also, has anyone tried putting an additional top plate spacer on to bring it up alittle more to clear or almost clear the mud flaps?

I figured many have had this issue before me.

 

First off why 315/65? Normally 315 is a 70 for 17 to make it a 35. Best two to choose from are 315/70/17 or 285/70/17. A 1" body lift will help some and also definitely do the cab mount chop (if you do the 315's you'll take a lot off) and if you're going with the 315 probably trim your fenders as well. If you get the 285's you'll only need to take a bit off the cab mount and won't need the body lift.

 

It's going to be a long day!

 

Everyone leave Johns house and come assist me finish assembling my new grill... ill pay u in food

 

If you weren't in Richmond man!

 

Im really in disputanta, less than 2 hours from all of the beach cities.

 

Ok, it's been that kind of day already. I can't seem to type well this morning. lol The tires are 305/65r17

 

I appreciate the information.

 

Hmmmmm. What are you doing to your grill?

 

Working on a 55 gallon drum i had welded for a bbq. Need to finish the stand, add some wheels. Add a couple handles to the grill and paint everything and hopefully take it fpr a test drive