Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

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I thought it would take you out for a month or two haha

 

Mines cut way farther back than yours will need to be...you shouldn't need much to clear those 305's. I'll be sure to get you one tomorrow though.

 

Sub'ed for when I have some time to read. Great setup!

 

Just a lot of bs in here with a little pics

 

Awesome pics man! Glad you got to put your truck to the test.

 

Thanks buddy. Very pleased with the setup. Ready to get a shackle flip so my tire don't come off the ground so fast.

 

Damn axle is leaking grease behind the boot...gonna see what needs to be done with that.

 

Tear a boot? Gorilla tape and youre good as long as the grease is still left lol

 

I'll post a pic here soon. I'm new to replacing this type of stuff or repairing it...

 

Well considering that you can get complete axles at 60$ a piece, the 30$ boots and labor dont seem like a good deal anymore.

You could buy 1 complete axle and one boot kit and just replace the bad one quick and rebuild the ripped one as a spare.

 

I think it's fine though....maybe.

 

@iJonny it seems to be coming out where I put those clamps to slide the boot some to keep it from running. I looked and didn't see a tear.

 

You added clamps? Why? Or did you pop the OEM ones off?

 

Added them cause I slid the boots to keep them from rubbing in case my angles end up bad.

 

Hmmm, not sure still. We have nearly the same setup. You sure you didnt rip the boot

 

I'll look again but I felt and looked around it and didn't see anything.

 

Clean it all off and drive it for a day or so

 

That's the plan. I hope it's nothing major though about how much does completed axles run? I hear there is some to stay away from