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Less is more.
SOLD
SOLD
Rear bumperettes and Front bumper are SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
Rear bumperettes and Front bumper are SOLD
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Wow I'd like to have that bumper, but clear across the country would be $$
So if I missed it, why again are you stripping it?
So if I missed it, why again are you stripping it?
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Yeah. shipping that far would cost a kidney. I am stripping off everything that I deem "unnecessary" ... and either replacing it with something minimal and functional, or just leaving it off all together. I will be builind bumpers soon, and they will be super minimalist in design.
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When are you going to trim the fenders?
As soon as I find a 300' extension cord t go from my condo to my parking space.
... and I am not kidding.
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Got some goodies this morning. Hope to get them in this weekend. 
Describe these goodies....... What springs, drop brackets ets?
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Frankies 3.5" springs. Rear trimmed .5" for less stinkbug.
MAF 3" Drop brackets (second hand, but never mounted).
Shock adapters to run dual eyelet style shocks. Still working on the shocks. Got a lead on some procomps originally , but I am on a tight budget so I am shopping around. Putting the lift together, keeping it as cheap as possible.
As soon as I find a 300' extension cord t go from my condo to my parking space.
Why not 3 100footers??
Tapage
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Probably will do 2 150' cords, since that the longest I can find.
Shock adapters are from Frankie as well.
Yeah, the coils look really well made. Cant wait to get them in this weekend. I am going to set up shop in the DMV parking lot across the street from my condo and hope I can get everything done in one day with hand tools... wish me luck.
Shock adapters are from Frankie as well.
Yeah, the coils look really well made. Cant wait to get them in this weekend. I am going to set up shop in the DMV parking lot across the street from my condo and hope I can get everything done in one day with hand tools... wish me luck.
i like this thread!!!!
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When you live in a condo, but still need to wrench, you make do. My "driveway" :
FOR 3.5" progressive front coils vs. OEM front coils.
FOR 3.5" progressive front coils vs. OEM front coils.
Hey at least you had lots of space... Too bad the weather wasn't better
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That's what I call parking lot pimpin
I would watch out for that PS jack stand
, it looks like it's yielding in the picture!
I would watch out for that PS jack stand
, it looks like it's yielding in the picture!
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That's what I call parking lot pimpin
I would watch out for that PS jack stand
Yeah, I noticed that too after I looked at the picture. It held. I do my best not to put myself into positions that would drop the truck on my head if something slips. I admit that the more tired I got, the less I cared. But, I survived so far... knock on wood.
LOL....I love the working in the DMV parking lot! Hey, you paid for the place, right? You should be able to use it! Did you get it all done in one day? Looks good so far.
I live in an apartment...I feel your pain!
I live in an apartment...I feel your pain!
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No I started yeterday and I got the front end done this morning. It took me about 6 hours total. Had to make a few trips to pepboys and home depot for tools and whatnot. It help a lot to have an extra set of hands today, made things go much quicker. Still need to do the rear end.
I thought I had it bad working in my back yard in the dirt.
That is awesome.
That is awesome.
