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Make sure the rear axle/spring guide pins are located in the proper hole on the spring pads on the axle? easy way to check would be to measure from the front of the axle spring pad to the front end of the spring, should measure the same on both sides, pass/driver. only other thing I can think of.

Did you check the brakes on the new rearend?

Unobtainium. . . :p

http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view_photo?eventId=5014&lotNumber=5316&picNumber=1 This link won't go dead.

HEY, i was first!!!! :-P

Check the brake drums on the new rear end, which ever direction it pulls, check the brake drum on that side, if its hot, the shoes may be dragging.

only pulls in 4wheel drive. . . that's a new one to me :confused: I'm assuming you mean pulls to one side? what about with the hubs locked in and just in 2 high? Does your buddy have any more kits?

This is gonna be good. . .

Anyone know who got all the new Deuce t-cases out of redstone on GL couple weeks back?

:ditto: http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view_photo?eventId=5014&lotNumber=5316&picNumber=1 Here's the link to the pics

:p :twisted:

Technically it's not an ad, just free stuff! since there is no category for free stuff, the ad nazi's should be okay with it, but, I may soon be proven wrong

Easier, and faster to swap motors, but there's always a question mark associated with the "new" motor

Controls fuel delivery up to 1600 rpm.

Swapped out injector, line, changed filters, tweeked droop screw. . . Still has a bit of miss at cold idle, but after it's been running 10 min or so it's gone. . . Starts much easier now that I turned the droop in a bit, so all in all, I think it'll be fine. Truck looks to have sat for awhile...

W T F ?!?!?!?! :shock: And I thought I'd seen it all on GL. . . . Brandy new transfercases went for less than that I think. . . .

Sure looks like it to me.

jimbo* ?, Maccus, ? both have converted 109's/Cargo's to tractors.

There is no audible knock, just the feeling in the number 1 steel line. I've got extra injectors, and lines. We'll see what happens today.