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hells yeezee
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Boxed in the rear of the frame with some 2x4, and put in a 2" receiver. Also added some bling bling LED's

Yanked the sheet of ply wood I had for a bed and started bending some shit to mock this up.

What ive got so far.

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that looks sweet man! :thumby:

what kinda tube are you using?
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tube, ha tube is for rich kids. Thats 1.25 poop pipe
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Lookin good man!

Where are you working on this? I should have my tools down here after this weekend(including the tube bender, press w/ dimple dies, and sheet metal brake) if you need any help w/ anything.

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at my townhouse here in C-burg. Thanks for the offer, Ill let ya know if I need a hand.
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I hope you atleast got structural poop pipe.
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here is what im getting with some $15 chevy springs.

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Shocks are limiting both up and down travel. Springs actually do something with a little weight on em.

IFS gets cut off next week.
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anyone know of a place local that can balance 37's?
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Nice bed. What kind of tires did you get?
Let me know when you throw the solid axle under it. I can give you a hand if ya like.
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got a good deal on some like new MTR's....so I couldnt pass em up.
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IF you can mount them yourself (they're a bitch, the sidewalls are ubber thick) you can throw some airsoft bb's in them, I am running 37x14.5 Iroks with a pound of bb's in each and they are fine at all speeds. I tried lead shot and I dont think they work as well. Takes too much centrifugal force to get them to go where they need to go to balance them. I guess you could hand the tire shop guy bags of bb's and tell him to put them in the tire.
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I already mounted them by hand on another set of wheels. BB's really work huh. I guess I could always pull bead back off and throw em in.
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MILLER wrote:IF you can mount them yourself (they're a bitch, the sidewalls are ubber thick) you can throw some airsoft bb's in them, I am running 37x14.5 Iroks with a pound of bb's in each and they are fine at all speeds. I tried lead shot and I dont think they work as well. Takes too much centrifugal force to get them to go where they need to go to balance them. I guess you could hand the tire shop guy bags of bb's and tell him to put them in the tire.
sorry to go off topic for a post stinson, but that really works ok miller? I've heard yes, I've heard no, but I've always had my doubts. my 35s need to be rebalanced and I might like to try airsoft this time around.
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shmoken875 wrote:
MILLER wrote:IF you can mount them yourself (they're a bitch, the sidewalls are ubber thick) you can throw some airsoft bb's in them, I am running 37x14.5 Iroks with a pound of bb's in each and they are fine at all speeds. I tried lead shot and I dont think they work as well. Takes too much centrifugal force to get them to go where they need to go to balance them. I guess you could hand the tire shop guy bags of bb's and tell him to put them in the tire.
sorry to go off topic for a post stinson, but that really works ok miller? I've heard yes, I've heard no, but I've always had my doubts. my 35s need to be rebalanced and I might like to try airsoft this time around.
Mine are balanced with BBs. Seems fine to me but my ties also never had weights surrounding more then half a wheel :flipoff2:
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