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Baby Batter Pancakes.

 

Fruit punch Carnivore Pancakes!

 

I feel you on that one. I had to replace my power steering pump a few months before I left.

I already have a power steering rack waiting at home to go in the truck. Going to do new tie rod ends as well, and probably a new intermediate steering shaft #2 (lower one).

Truck wanders all over the place (rack has play in it), steering occasionally gets stiff (used to be pump, now I think it's the rack. Rack is contaminated with dirt, so I'm hoping the new pump is still good); which could also be the intermediate shaft, so I'm just going to replace it all.

I'm sick of having a nice truck that handles like shit on the road because of steering issues.

 

Lol yep i know exactly how you feel! When do you come home?


On another note cleaned the throttle body and every sensor on the damn truck. Immediatly noticed it was much peppier at take off.


Also washed and waxed. Shits smooth now.

 

Three inches is fine as long as you know how to work it. God I'm so jealous of you guys.

 

Hey are you running the weather tech floor liners or just mats. Sorry i bug you so much but you have probably the closest to what i want truck wise.

 

Thanks!

Hmm whats the difference? Mine are the digital fit floor liners i believe, i got them from a group buy on here a while ago

 

The liners sit up higher. The mats look like regular car mats just rubber.

 

Ok I read thru the first 10 or so pages. So first it was lift ed then you went to more Of a mid or long travel correct? How is the sua setup vs a soa? I read somewhere that you have to be careful with the weight in your truck with sua is that true? Main thing for me is I transport my sport bike and other gear in the bed of my truck.

 

Oops

 

Okay i have the liners then.

Correct i first rocked the 6" lift for about 4 years. I then went to a mid travel kit, the sua kit kicks ass but is pretty low, about 2-2.5" of lift. i sit level with the standard soa deaver packs.

The sua kit rides freaking amazing on the road. I have a tool box fully loaded with gear, tools, jack etc and a full size spare.

 

About 80 more days.

With the defined LT can you articulate the rear axle all the way, like one tire stuffed and one drooped out, and not rub the shock?

 

What kind of paint did you use to color match your fiberglass?

 

I used actual color match paint not just DuPont spray paint stuff lol

1 more week or so and my new rear shock will be here and I'll actually be able to fully flex her out!

 

Chase where id you get the new steering rack?

 

Got it here, one of the guys who went solid axle up front sold his. I haven't seen it yet, but it should be good to go.

 

Oh okay, i was worried that mine has an issue but it feels pretty tight

 

That's what "I" said.....