Alabama thread!

Bike needs a wash!

 

My back already hurts thinking about tomorrow morning.

 

Clean her up! You been riding?

 

Way to go Tanner, you're gonna have that yard looking nice soon!

 

thank you, it's emerald zoysia so it'll eventually take over the back yard i hope and not let weeds and crab grass grow with it. .

 

Evenin fellas

 

I use Scott's weed n feed at the end of every February, to keep dandelions and crab grass at bay.

 

Sup Jonny

 

Been waiting a few years for this and install is complete. 4.30 gearing and front/rear Harrop E-lockers from ECGS. Not possible without Jeff who knows how it all comes apart and goes back together. Thanks to Brian also for technical assistance the night before (we got it done the next day before he was needed to come over). 40 miles on break in period so far and 460 to go.

 

Sup John
What size tires are you running?

 

285/70/R17's Falken Wildpeak AT3 tires (second set as of a few months ago). Eventually might consider something with more bite but hate road noise and have long trip planned if we get picked for Wyoming elk hunt.

 

Did the 4.30's come from a 4cyl? I'm really hoping to stay with a 255/75 after my lift. I'm not really wanting to regear. If I have to, I always wondered if the 4cyl gears would work.

 

Nope, built for my truck by East Coast Gear Supply.

 

I don't know shit about regears. I just was trying to think outside the box. I thought 4cyl's came with 4.30 and didn't know if that'd be easier. I'm really hoping that that the 255/75's will look good and not have to go to a bigger tire.

 

Yes sir, atleast 3 days a week.

 

4.10

 

Sup Brian

 

Gotcha. I was pretty sure it was 4.somthing

 

Youll probably want to regear after lift wheels and tires lol. Plus id image all the weight your lugging around in that decked

 

I'm running a 255/70r17 right now. I really hope to stay with a 255/75 after the lift.
Let's say I "need" gears for the new tires. Could I theoretically use the 4.10's from a 4cyl to get back some of the "power".

Talk to me like a grade schooler