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Haha brakes are always a plus! Sounds like good progress, congrats!
Unfortunately that came at a massive cost that I really wasn't wanting to do but its done now so I should be good for quite a long time.
Master Booster = $152
Master Cylinder = $90
Proportioning Valve = $100
Brake Fluid = $30
Soft Lines = $60
2 hard lines = $15
Was not a cheap endeavor by any means. I still need to do 2 new flares plus some actual flare wrenchs.
Pretty sure you could've just aired them way down and worn down those corners some [emoji1]hahaSome new ranchos 200$ and 36-12.5-16.5 90% tread military tires for 600$
Safe to say I got every mile out a the old ones
Heres what ive got done to my sons square the last 6 weeks.
Steering Coupler
Steering Box
New lines from steering box to power steering pump
Radiator
Radiator/heater hoses
Thermostat
Fan clutch
Shocks
New upper and lower complete control arms
Drop spindles
Drop coil springs
Bearings
Rotors
Brake booster
Master cylinder
Dust caps
Calipers
Pads
Rubber brake lines
Metal through frame front brake lines
All tie rod ends
Center drag link
Hellwig sway bar
Pitman arm
Idler arm
Rear flip kit
Drums
Shoes
All hardware in rear brakes
Rear brake line
Wheel cylinders
Wheels/Tires
Radio/speakers
Headliner
Door panels and all trim on panels
Rebuilt entire guts of door
Damn, no wonder im always tired!
So when are you coming to do mine? Lol Wow that's quite a list!
Dang, nice work man.