NJ B.S. Thread

I'm all late on this too...

 

He may be a nice guy but certainly a poor business person. From what I've seen of his workings (hiring poor help, hiring poor website design), the man doesn't make the wisest of business decisions then comes up short on the explanations or plays the blame game. When you are in business for yourself, you are responsible for EVERY portion of that business, include stuff you subcontract out. If a QA department came to visit SOS I'm sure they'd be shut down in a few hours

 

Preaching to the choir on that. I agree 100%

 

More ice:

 

What rear springs are you guys running? I've done some research and when I'm ready to pull the trigger I'm probably gonna go with the dakars unless someone can convince me not to.

 

63s

 

I have the TSB with the AAL and a set of Dakars sitting in the basement waiting to be installed. I hope that helps.

 

Almost everyone in this thread is running Dakars no?

 

Actually I'm just running with the Toytec AAL, Diff angle blocks, and RideRite airbags and cups, though I've been thinking about shackles to get more droop.

 

Josh has allpros, I believe everyone else is running Dakars, I'm very happy with mine. Held up to 4 years of abuse so far and still holding my fat ass of a truck up. If I was to do it all over again, I would have went right to chevy 63s though. Cheaper and moar flex.

 

Well I was thinking about shackles. Now I'm thinking about 63's.

 

Meh, IRS is where its at

 

Sound good thanks guys. I've put a lot of thought into the 63's but it's still my daily driver and I already mod/beat it more then I should. Plus I can swap dakars out in a couple hours and have my truck back.

 

It's a safer option for sure. I'm hesitant on the 63's idea too because it's so much fab work and it's not exactly reversible without a lot more fab work.


I will get dakars next. My expos are pretty shot and don't flex as much as I think they should.

 

2 weeks later you'll be back on the solid axle train, your opinion changes with the tides so it's irrelevant.

 

Still throwing that solid axle on your truck? Still for sale?

 

Yes and yes.

Anything is for sale if presented the right price

 

I'm sure Hunter will be glad to hear that whenever he gets back

 

Oh yeah, because obviously when he get's back from boot camp there he'll be making the big bucks, he can buy a house, crawler, tow rig, and still have money left over for derp.

 

Obviously. That $21,000 a year allows you to do all that.