Calling all Virginians (Tidewater area)

edited previous post. ive found conflicting stuff

 

as always...nothing ever seems to be 100% with our trucks..always something a little different.

 

Ima gonna need one too when i put ma big boy wheelz on

 

Need mine done too. Im barely missing it. But on the right slope with the right amount of turning and it rubs.

 

my tires only rub on a leap year, with a full moon, while a black cat is crossing my path, (or the jehovah witness' are at my door) and immediatly following a hair cut.

 

nah need choppy chop den!

 

or when u get in the truck and turn the keys on and drive it

 

it IS a leap year

 

Dammit. Just found a guy on here with OME lift, and three degree shims. He still has hwy vibes. Might have to do the cv driveshaft

 

cv drive shaft?

you has vibes going fast wif no shims yet? Seems like erry truck is different so you might be ok

 

Bought aftermarket. Been running them for about 7 mos... put em in at my first TW meet. I have new HID's also (came with my new lights) so I may let my current ones go too!

I believe Midland. Picked it up from CSJumper a few months back... havent even unwrapped it yet! He said it was next to brand new... just wnated the model with LCD display. I'll post ya tonight the model #

Saw your TXT... been stupid busy till today. Cruisin by my hood at all in the future? Drop it next to the garage if I'm not there... or toss it in the mailbox.

Want some TRD shocks... Yellows? How about TRD Coils? Hmmmmm... if not... I have a high 5 for ya too!!!!

stock UCA's, 3" lift, 285's on FJ Wheels w spacers: Only cab rub now that mud flaps are gone! Cab chop one day soon!

 

I have vibes 50-60mph, loud under accel. No shims. Double-cardan is considered a cv driveshaft.

 

So..... anyone paint their coils (eibachs) before they put them on?

I is thinking barcelona red would look sweet.... opinions? Rattlecan vs powdercoat?

 

rattlecan is not gonna last long as they get hit with heavy amounts of gravel spray, not sure powdercoat will work that well either for the same reason. Alot of abrasive particles fly against your coils.

The coating on the aftermarket coils seems to be a thick rubberized coating

 

pretty fuckin hard for rubberized . i think they are powder coated

 

powder coated is correct, its pretty thick i know that... for some reason i thought some company dipped their springs

 

They dip em tea bag style.

 

Thats how you dip them