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I appreciate the offer. But after far more hassle that it should have been, the problem is solved.
A 35 is not a giant tire. I trimmed a plastic fender flare corner and tapped the lip back with a mallet.
OP is putting 36's on his son's Yukon, so I was offering up solutions to what I've experienced with a similar size tire. The upper control arms fixed my only issues with suspension components.
Oh my God it might get dirty, what will I ever do?
I forgot this forum is full of keep it stock nancies. I wonder sometimes why I bother posting.
depends on use and where your going.
well crap, i still roller skate and request disco and 80s.I don't know about that, lol. There have been a couple people that have said I should put big rig wheels on my dually. That's a very expensive proposition. Even if they were buying, I wouldn't want that.
What if someone was willing to pay to have your truck wrapped, with pictures of roller skates and disco balls all over it?
agree 100%. My comment was meant more toward if your rock climbing, hitting the trails in the mountains with a lot of snow, or just simple daily driver. If you want "this" on your truck, I'm not gonna bash ya. Like you said, it's your truck not ours.
I feel your pain. But some of that pain is your own doing. I'm wondering why you didn't just return the bushings when you couldn't find suitable inner sleeves, and why and how you managed to install them if you didn't have sleeves that were the right size. Mere friend just finished a year's worth of work on a 1985 GMC four-wheel-drive, and we had some of the same issues with parts, most aggravating the oil pan for the motor. Refreshed a four-bolt main 350ci SBC, but had a persistent oil leak at the front of the motor. Replaced the oil pan two more times and the timing cover once, using the best Fel-Pro gaskets available, until I finally ditched the O'Reilly's Spectra and Dorman oil pans ($75 and $90), and got a Pioneer oil pan from AutoZone for $149. At one point I had all three pans, and comparing these other two to the Pioneer pan, I could see how cheaply the other two were made; out of tolerance, thin front and rear mating services for the gasket, and on the Spectra pan, the rear land only contacted half of the gasket. We finally got to run with no leaks anywhere.
You are absolutely correct, I did bring some of it on myself. I made several mistakes.
Yes, I was unfortunately seriouswell crap, i still roller skate and request disco and 80s.
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