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Really replica guns? Well that ruins it.
Headsets with ear plugs. With one shot
the concussion that close to anyone in
that truck would be saying “huh?” For the
rest of their lives.
It is a cool set up though. Like it!!!
Drove a truck or two in snow ice,etc. alcan several times.
I prefer to chain up rear axle if that’s all that I need.
reason is that the forward (rear) axle, or tandem will pack
down the snow and give a better grip on snow. Also the
steer axle has a little more leverage and unless the steer...
You can do them in place, but as you can see from
Our profile picture. We put the 53” tires on and
of course that required us to spread the axles.
Which of course required us to spread the Dogbones, springs, etc,etc.
So we did them on a drill press, but then forgot about the uppers and just put...
Or just remove the safety chain plate (that will gain you a 1/4”) then cut it in basically thirds and use the two outboard sections (chain loops) and outboard bolts to secure
the cut down safety chain loops.
Idle with the trans in drive and try going through the gears.
Did the filters in ours and filled a little over and had no problems
and and after a short drive fluid level was good.
One thing to consider is where that heat goes after exiting? Like is your rear axle going to be in that heat stream?
and I would not be concerned about noise because the vanes on the turbo normally???
do a good job of mitigating and absorbing the exhaust pulse noise.
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