beertime's buildthreadcontinuum and DYF BS

We might make it a KY mod day in Waddy lol
Tires

You've got the right idea but it'll probably be 1 before, 3 during (with 1 knocked over with just the neck drank), and 2 after

 

Those are 35's......I thought you were getting 34.87592635"'s

 

They're actual measures are 34.6 x 11.some shit. I'll probably call them 35s and let everyone correct me haha

 

....might make a 35s tee shirt to really get some tape measures flying

 

does she know you'll be buying gears too?

 

I man-splained their necessity, yes.

 

Will go 4.56 with ECGS bushing, may sneak an ARB locker in there. Still working on selling her on that. Still have my Hail Mary "this will address the weakest link and final mod to my truck!!" that I'm saving for an emergency lol.

 

Never say its your last mod! Just say it will be a while before your next mod or if you break something it's a good upgrade!

 

Jigsaw with fine-toothed blades did good on dave-o and zachk's trucks.

So creatively stretching the truth. ha ha.

 

Well you don't want me to ruin my transmission, do you? ( like that exactly ONE guy did)

 

It is done. Now we wait....

 

Waiting is the hardest part.

 

I wish I could help cut your truck up!....

 

All are welcome!!! Just don't cut the bed off

 

Can't make any promises?

 

Cancel your order .....

http://4wheelonline.com/order.aspx

 

$$1551.80?? Is there an additional discount?

 

Are you going to trim the flares and reattach them also? If so, get new clips for them because you will break several taking them off. Mask off the bedside and fenders with good masking tape, same with the flares if you intend to cut them. I then make a marking gauge using a sharpie and a few scrap blocks of wood. Tape the sharpie to the scrap blocks at the height you want your line to be from the edge of the fender/bedside/flare, and run it around the edge. It will transfer the same shape, but at a depth of your choosing. I cut 2.5" off the fenders and bedsides and 2" off the flares. I used an angle grinder with a cutoff wheel to get the cuts started at the bottom, then a jigsaw with a fine tooth metal cutting blade to cut the bedsides and fenders. I came from both ends and tried to meet in the middle...don't do that. Start on one end and go all the way to the other side in one direction. For cutting the flares I found a Dewalt jigsaw blade that had a tooth profile like this:



It cut through the flares with ease, and left a very clean edge. My plan after I put the high clearance bumper on is to cover all the edges with this trim. http://trailtoys.net/products/a-better-edge-trim

 

Yeah there's a 10% discount

 

I love reading all the different methods people use to get their mark. I did something similar but went even cheaper with 2 pencils and 3 pieces of cardboard and just stuck the pencils through the cardboard and ran it around the fender. I did the same thing for Jeremy's fenders.