Backhalf update....and New DEVIOUS Wheels!!!
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Backhalf update....and New DEVIOUS Wheels!!!
rolnlow
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looking great man, love the wheels, going to look sick
bdroppeddak
+1y
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
jeebus @ mmw
+1y
Originally posted by bdroppeddak
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
auctually, yes.
when i had it all mocked up before paint, i jacked it up and tried to push the axle side to side, as well as the frame while it was on the ground. It stayed pretty damn solid, even more solid then when i had my can-do 4-link on my old s10....i figured if it was better than that, it was good to go.
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
auctually, yes.
when i had it all mocked up before paint, i jacked it up and tried to push the axle side to side, as well as the frame while it was on the ground. It stayed pretty damn solid, even more solid then when i had my can-do 4-link on my old s10....i figured if it was better than that, it was good to go.
whynotfab
+1y
badass work, very nice
bendapirate
+1y
Looks damn good. Keep it up.
toreadorxlt
+1y
Originally posted by bdroppeddak
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
beat me too it.
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
beat me too it.
918Designs
+1y
Looks killer Taylor, I sent you an email, hit me back.
jeebus @ mmw
+1y
Originally posted by toreadorxlt
Originally posted by bdroppeddak
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
beat me too it.
I just went out and threw an angle finder on it. its closer to 31deg. I know more is ideal, but i wont have any problems with it. The mass produced kits from varous companies only have 25-30deg, and all those seem to work fine on everyones truck.
Originally posted by bdroppeddak
have you rocked the truck to see how well the rear end is going to stay centered? that doesnt even look like 20 degrees, and the triangulated bars should be closer to 40 degrees from parallel to really hold the rear end solid.
beat me too it.
I just went out and threw an angle finder on it. its closer to 31deg. I know more is ideal, but i wont have any problems with it. The mass produced kits from varous companies only have 25-30deg, and all those seem to work fine on everyones truck.
jeebus @ mmw
+1y
just srpayed the axle.
its HOK passion pearl, and a ton of clear, i accidentially mixed tooo much up, had to use it all on the axle.
taylor
its HOK passion pearl, and a ton of clear, i accidentially mixed tooo much up, had to use it all on the axle.
taylor
jetts
+1y
BADASS!