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Eric Garside

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Those look right.

 

Pull the bushing out of your shock an measure the bore. It should be 1" in diameter and have 1/2" between the where the c-clip grooves are. If it's different then you will just have to source the correct size for the measurements you get.

 

I can dig mine out if that doesn't make any sense :)

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2eDeYe' date='13 March 2012 - 06:30 AM' timestamp='1331649052' post='653293']

I think your parts pile is stacked a little to high :lol:

 

You should see mine! Its getting ridiculous!!

 

- all new front end steering components

- BeeBani custom upper control arms

- coilovers

- pathfinder calipers

- hardbody spindles and rotors

- header

- benz fogs

- bmw ellipsoids

- tach

- all new custom door panels

- Extremely nice dash (was completely uncracked until I dropped it at the yard :angry:)

- and many many more parts that I cant think of at the moment

 

 

Maybe one of these days I will have actual time to spend installing all my parts. An hour or two here and there is just not cutting it. It always seems like when you have time to work on the truck you dont have the money and when you have the money you dont have the time... *Fingers crossed* she will be at Canby 2012 for your viewing pleasure :D

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Ok, I final got some time to work on the truck and I ran into issues again...

 

 

The bearings fit but now the coilovers dont

 

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With the coilover just hanging there, the spring rests on the mount and the bottom looks like this

 

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Anyone have any ideas...

 

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Well it has been over a year since I last updated everyone, sorry about that!

 

The truck is back under the knife and I am happy to be back in the game!! Its up on stands in the driveway (I moved to a new house last year) and I have the correct coilover mounts on the way. I am hoping  to have the front end pretty close to buttoned up by the end of next weekend! I will get some pictures in the next couple of days, I dont have internet at home right now so I only have access on my phone or at work :). After that is put back together I am starting on my power steering setup and replacing my fuel tank.

 

I just read through all this thread... I guess I didnt make it to Candy '12 lol

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Alright, finally got some work done on the truck last night. My truck came with the long distance fuel tank and when the previous owner lowered the truck, he caught it on something and tore it open. I bought that parts truck from Father Wild so I could use the stock tank and get rid of the fuel cell in the bed. I thought it would be easier to pull the tank if the bed was off.... Well it turns out that all you need is a 3/8 ratchet with an extention :facepalm:

 

On with the pictures!!

 

Fuel cell...  This is for sale!!

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About to lift the bed off

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Bed off!

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Tank removal

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Tank damage

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Do you guys think anyone would be interested in this tank?? It can probably be repaired, might make a great tank for someone with a really nice GREEN 4x4 so they can stay on the trails longer ;)

 

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