Recent content by StreetKill831

Those are exactly what I've been looking for. How can I buy a set?

You are correct sir.. it's been a long day.

WTB: ASAP! 3rd Gen front differential w/ 4.30 gear ratio I need a front differential from a 3rd Gen with the 4.30 gear ratio as soon as possible. ADD or NON-ADD, doesn't matter. Let me know your price shipped to 48118. Thanks!

Do you still have the front differential? Know the gear ratio? Very interested!

Were you able to figure out the gear ratios? I'd be extremely interested in the front differential. Let me know. Thanks

Just saw that you wrote the number above the picture. Thanks a lot! Looks like what I need. Hopefully I can get her back on the rode soon. Supposed to be taking a 1200 mile trip up to the U.P for some ice climbing next weekend.

I'm looking for a part number for the needle bearing from the front differential of a '00 with ADD. I had a CV axle pop out on the freeway yesterday and it destroyed that bearing. I really need to my truck going again. Please help!

You could leave it in neutral but it only takes 10 mins to remove the drive shaft. It should be able to tow it fine. Just take it slow and leave plenty of stopping distance. Careful when turning as the fenders of the tow dolly will hit the running boards if you turn too tight.

Location?

DIY rear bumper :D

Ok.. WTF? When do we get to see whats IN the box? :snacker: good job getting it out though. Looks like it weighed a lot considering the runner lifted a couple inches once it was out.

Time lapse my bro did of us climbing the Dryerhose(75+ foot frozen fall) at night with headlamps and flashlights: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/GGUk1JQmOPA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> and the welder I picked up last week. Started by welding...

Some more photos from the trip to Munising MI, courtesy of Jakob Skogheim, Scott Heister, and Mike Wilkinson: Thanks for looking

Been a while since I updated. Here are a few pics form a trip to the U.P I took this winter with my bro and some friends for ice climbing. This is in Grayling MI on the way back:

If you still can't get it off after trying to kick/hit it, put the lugs back on but leave them a little loose. In the driveway, move back and fourth hitting the brakes to jar the wheel loose. Worked for me.