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i did one for my son's 96 ford used 79 f150 d44, radius armed, it was easy

very cool car, looks like your doing it right:awesomework:

That is bad ass :awesomework:

those turned out awesome:awesomework:

I'm going to be re-centering my h1 rims, have new 38.5x14.5 sx's sitting in the garage, not sure which centers I'll be using. I like the way yours turned out, kinda spendy, but they look great.:awesomework:

use a ball joint removal tool, work killer for u-joints, that or a BFH

Thanks for the info, I'm putting a 79 d60 in the front of my early bronco, I'm planning on buying the weld on wedges from duffs and use my stock radius arms. So I just want to make sure I get this right the bottom kingpin should be forward of the top kingpin 4.5 degrees, thanks

Can't go wrong with IR.

This is mine bobbed last summer

I bought a Stihl 036 pro 6 years ago, it was spendy, but it rips, haven't had to do anything but sharpen the chains. Clean the air filter after you use it. I cut between 6-8 cords a year, hope this helps.

Matt, saw you driving it in town the other day, looks good :D :D

I run the surpluscenter.com ram on my bronco, had to cut and weld on ends, but it works good. 1.5" x 8 stroke

I'm building a toy for my wife, it's a 89 extended cab with a 350/465/208. I'm open to any input, so far I put 63" chevy springs in rear, bobbed the bed, put the rears up front, haven't finish the front aft shackles yet. I also I'm putting a 14 bolt (shaved) in the rear and 44 in front. What...