Monster Coma's 2012 SW Expoish Build

I might gotta see if my dad has the tools

 

GAME TIME!

 

I meant for cutting the cab mount Ant..and he doesn't. Gave them to my brother who disassociated himself from the fam

 

sorry bro

 

All good man just have to wait to get the CMC and then ill be good to go

 

Oh I know its a bunch of cutting and trimming. I was planning on just pulling an MJP2 and putting the truck on jack stands and then installing the tires in my garage but my dad made an appt to have the tires installed without telling me so Monday the tires will be on.

And the plate for the cab mount was free so may as well put it on lol

 

just waiting for pics of new tires on the truck....

 

They will come tomorrow. Working on clearancinf but things keep coming up.

On another note, snorkel should be installed this weekend

 

New tires installed, Working on clearancing for them but my dad wont let me use the garage so its kinda a pain when I cant take the wheels off.

 

Thanks Ant! yeah I can get the passenger side pounded in but the drivers side is giving me problems due to the angle lol

 

Where are you rubbing at?

 

I was under the impression that this was "that" kind of thread

 

^^^ Takes "beatin' it" to a whole new level

 

Wtf is going on in here shit this is weird unsubbed.. and just the cab mount right now but if I flex ill be all over the pinch weld

 

Sounds like you need to let Ant beat it off for you.... no homo of course, unless you're into that

 

Hey Corey, sorry I just realized I forgot to send your cab chop cover plates, ill get em out ASAP.
For the pinch weld take a cutoff wheel and slice it every couple inches and then beat its ass, makes life easier. The only part of the pinch weld that gives you any grief is the last couple inches at the bottom, that part owes you money, deal with it accordingly.

 

Love. It.

 

Yeah not easy when the wheel is still there. Itll be done tomorrow. And hey no worries on the plate ill get it on another time

 

^^Good call, This could be overlooked easily.
I typically cut them within about 1/8" from all the way down then silicone them as I pinch them over just in case. I caulk the entire thing afterward just to smooth it out as well.