Recent content by Majkmichael

Yeah thats it. That's my bad I misunderstood the question. Not sure why you'd want to keep the running boards on or even part of them though

There's a site that 3d prints them. They look really damn good. If I could remember the name I'd tell you

Sony has the most sleek and fitting radios for these trucks in my opinion. They work flawlessly and look good doing it. I also had a pioneer that started overheating after 5 years which was a pita

Moved up one on the perch setting and it cleared the rub and rides perfectly fine.

Those both are good ideas, I could only find one guy running omes and bilsteins on the second perch so I was skeptical. Thanks man

Wouldn't the spacers add more preload as well? Forgot to mention the front right tire rubs on the pinch weld even after hammering it. That's why I gotta find a way to raise it more

Correct, my only issue is the front right tire grabs pretty bad when it flexes so if I can take it an half an inch higher it'd fix it. Its already got 2 inches of rake right now

Totally agree, only issue is my front right tire rubs at full turn over bumps. It's got 2 inches of rake as of now. Just curious if its worth going up one notch

I just swapped my lift from my 02 2wd to my 99 4wd and I have a ton of rake and minimal lift on the front. I know the diff and transfer case added weight but its a good 1.5" to 2 inch drop from the last truck. Will adjusting my 5100s up a perch fix my issue? Has anyone else had this problem...

Yes only after the WD40 though. Only problem is that its a ***** to get grease in those bearings easily

Good point, there's still grease in the u joint though. Just less of the dried up crap that the wd 40 took care of

For the past year I've been dealing with annoyingly stiff steering. It progressively got worse as time went by. It felt like a sudden extreme tightness in my steering at certain points in a turn and overall stiffer than it should be. I replaced the rack, pump, lower ball joints, and had it...

Good point, never heard of that problem. They're still holding up good though.

Good idea, my hub caps had the nasty yellow paint fade. This definitely freshens them up.

I used self etching primer, VHT wheel paint and 2k gloss clear coat. They came out great. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk