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Old 03-12-2010, 03:47 PM   #1
mmbretts
Manton, MI
'94 XLT/'93 sport 4 parts
 
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Talking my spring break.

so i decided to go see my master welder grandpa for a few days over spring break and i wanna show off some handywork.

gettin ready to replace the reese hitch.


done!


project 2:
RA bushings
done! after a little bit of wobbled hole restoration......


WOOT! no more clunk

we bent the trans xmember away from the cat. (no idea what i ran over to do that.)



now the fun begins. hehe


now remember... hes a retired master welder... dundundunnnnn



thats in primer...

this is how she sits now....




and today i got set up for a nice interior touch....

blue leds are comin next! (sorry about the blurry pic, i was driving)


then the plan is for a BL and 31x11.50 on some 15x8 aluminum. with a 3.73 swap out of the parts sploder.
then... i have a 302/np435/np205 combo just collecting dust in the building... who knows...
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Old 03-12-2010, 03:52 PM   #2
LBarr2002
Leesville, SC
'91 XLT 4x4, '92 XLT 4x4
 
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The bumper looks great. Don't do a body lift for 31's... they'll fit without the lift. You might have to do a little trimming/hammering, but they look better stuffed to me than too tall. If you do a body lift, go 32's or 33's .

Or... get 2" lift springs or spacers.




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Old 03-12-2010, 04:09 PM   #3
mmbretts
Manton, MI
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we'll just have to see what she looks like.. i have a set of 31's and a single 32... it all depends on the wallet.
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Old 03-13-2010, 12:37 AM   #4
r3dn3ck
maple falls, wa
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i put 31x10.5 on mine stock with no body work/trimming at all. no rubbing. 31's look way to small with a lift.
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