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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:

You guys can do what you want, but they groom that for the snowmobilers. We usually wait till spring once the sledders are done, then do a snow run, it's a blast.

good pictures, glad no one got hurt, bet that scared the crap out of that guy..

Hey jz it was nice to meet you today, sorry you showed up right before I screwed up my steering, we ended up throwing it on my trailer and running sac up and freeride with cass , chad and ian. Had a good time Later Chris

When are you thinking???

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:

right on sweet pics

that's the coolest explorer I've seen, nice pictures

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.