Finally Getting Sliders
May 22, 2003 | 01:37 PM
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Finally Getting Sliders
Tomorrow I'm finally goning to get my sliders 
. I had a local guy fab some up for about $200. It's taken him damn near 6 months to get around to making them and I get to go at 8am tomorrow and get them welded on. It's going to be hard to sleep tonight 
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I guess I have to wash my truck now
. I had a local guy fab some up for about $200. It's taken him damn near 6 months to get around to making them and I get to go at 8am tomorrow and get them welded on. It's going to be hard to sleep tonight .I guess I have to wash my truck now
May 22, 2003 | 01:57 PM
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Congratulations! I only wanted to say that you shouldn't need to wash you frame (assuming this is what you were referring to) unless it really has a lot of mud clumps on it. Otherwise, the installer should be using a grinder to get down to the metal so as to remove the paint which would take off any dirt with it.
Enjoy 'em!
Enjoy 'em!
May 22, 2003 | 02:28 PM
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Well, I was playing in the mud yesterday so there were plenty of clumps so I just blasted them off w/ my power washer. I plan to enjoy them to the fullest extent of the word
May 22, 2003 | 02:34 PM
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ASAP! It looks worse than it usualy is in that pic cause of how I parked in my yard, but as soon as I pull in some cash I'll be buying new springs. (My last day of high school was yesterday and I'll be getting a summer job in about a week or so)
May 22, 2003 | 11:56 PM
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From: Solano Co, CA Originally a North Idaho Hick
Good deal man you'll love that for sure! I seen your in Oklahoma. Ever heard of Altus? It's not far from the Texas border. I did alot of my training there for my job.
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May 23, 2003 | 09:12 AM
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Originally posted by OicnaiC
ASAP! It looks worse than it usualy is in that pic cause of how I parked in my yard, but as soon as I pull in some cash I'll be buying new springs. (My last day of high school was yesterday and I'll be getting a summer job in about a week or so)
ASAP! It looks worse than it usualy is in that pic cause of how I parked in my yard, but as soon as I pull in some cash I'll be buying new springs. (My last day of high school was yesterday and I'll be getting a summer job in about a week or so)
May 23, 2003 | 02:56 PM
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They're on!
Well they're finally on. I went up to the guy's shop and he welded them up for me. They're BEEFY! I'm very pleased with how they ended up. Now I need to test them . If you want to see some pics: CLICK ME!
Now I need to fix my sagging a$$.
. If you want to see some pics: CLICK ME! Now I need to fix my sagging a$$.
May 23, 2003 | 03:02 PM
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Man,
They look good. Now you got a body armor. Fix that sag and get some Downey HD coils and Bilstein shocks. Don't forget to add the Aisin manual locking hubs on your mod list. Your sliders look sweeeeeeet!
Noel
They look good. Now you got a body armor. Fix that sag and get some Downey HD coils and Bilstein shocks. Don't forget to add the Aisin manual locking hubs on your mod list. Your sliders look sweeeeeeet!
Noel
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