trying to get something together for tommorow, you will have to come out if we get something going.

 

offroad trip, or a meet and greet to shoot the sh*t? i'm up for either.

 

Cecil got your number, I'll call ya tommorow.

 

More of just hanging out, getting something to eat. Hopefully bert will be there some we can make fun of him. Haha j/k bert we love ya

 

alright, cecil knows how to get ahold of me. have him call me, IORf150.

 

10/4 man will do.

 

where is your front driveshaft?

 

it doesnt exist at this stage of his build. He is planning a diesel motor swap so it is a really big fancy 2wd until he gets that figured lol.

 

yeah 44 or larger would look sick on there...have you decide what brand of tire your going to go with

 

not in yet got other stuff to do before 4x4 is needed

precisely

have decided on tires, Kinda whatever i can get a decent deal on.

44" Ground Hawgs
44" Boggers
44" TSL's
44" Pitbull Rockers
46" Goodyear military tires
46" Michelins
47" Pitbull Growlers

id even do 46" Baja Claws if i got a good deal on them.

 

That steering angle is horrible. Dear sweet baby Jesus!

 

tell me about it, this axle killed my steering setup. working on a new knuckle now to put on that will have actual HIGH steer.

The steering does great the way it is but still isnt correct so its getting changed when that knuckle is done.

 

are you keeping this dodge dana 60 and correcting your problems, or are you going to put in the old ford dana 60, or something else?

 

If I remember correctly trim was deciding between rocks an a ford axle

 

havent really thought about it lately.

i know im taking the axles out, not sure what im putting in their place.

I really started looking at GM 2.5 Tons but dont know much about them. I know gearing is 6.17:1 i believe which would be alittle better for me. I also believe they are alittle smaller in overall size that Rockwells. But like i said dont know much about them. Biggest reason for lookin their way is it opens up the options of chevy transmissions such as an allison.