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Old 05-05-2014, 22:48   #1
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Default Ok so did a bit of painting today (pic heavy)

So I was only meant to be taking the side steps off but, I ended up doing some other bits

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The axle and complete under body will be painted in the next couple of weeks, in black not red hehe

Then I went all boy racer haha


Then I poped the roof rack back on



I do have to say I much prefer the truck with the side steps on!
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Old 05-05-2014, 22:52   #2
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So I was only meant to be taking the side steps off but, I ended up doing some other bits

Before


After (no steps)




The axle and complete under body will be painted in the next couple of weeks, in black not red hehe

Then I went all boy racer haha


Then I poped the roof rack back on



I do have to say I much prefer the truck with the side steps on!
Yep put them back on
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Old 05-05-2014, 22:58   #3
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Yep put them back on
You don't happen to have any like this kicking around do you? I need some welding done on the cills so I'm taking bits off so he doesnt have too lol but the side steps are in pretty poor condition with one of the brackets actually rotten nearly off...
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Old 05-05-2014, 23:01   #4
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You don't happen to have any like this kicking around do you? I need some welding done on the cills so I'm taking bits off so he doesnt have too lol but the side steps are in pretty poor condition with one of the brackets actually rotten nearly off...
Sorry I dont
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Old 06-05-2014, 10:21   #5
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i like those steps. would it not be cheaper to get a bracket rewelded on?
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Old 06-05-2014, 10:34   #6
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What's the red bar on the rear diff for
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Old 06-05-2014, 12:48   #7
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What's the red bar on the rear diff for
thats a trailing arm don't ask what its actual purpose is apart from that & the others holding the axle to the chassis
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thats a trailing arm don't ask what its actual purpose is apart from that & the others holding the axle to the chassis
It's a panhard rod actually. Keeps the axle from moving side to side.
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Old 06-05-2014, 13:12   #9
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Seen it on mine now lol stops axel swinging out of the side of the truck lol think it was because mine was not red I didn't see it lol
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Old 06-05-2014, 17:51   #10
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Hi guys,

nice machine..........shiney shiney black.........mmmh

sorry I'll stop now............but I see the jack propped on a block of wood......................don't forget the axle stands etc and blocking up before you get underneath to paint......
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Old 06-05-2014, 17:56   #11
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.but I see the jack propped on a block of wood......................don't forget the axle stands etc and blocking up before you get underneath to paint......
RUSTIC!!!!!, he's normally on the case for jack abusers
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Old 06-05-2014, 19:35   #12
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RUSTIC!!!!!, he's normally on the case for jack abusers
Yeah too right.

If using a jack then maybe two other methods to support.

However, jacking on soft ground aghhh... better get used to the soil you might jus end up being buried in it... six foot down.
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It's a panhard rod actually. Keeps the axle from moving side to side.
what's the difference between a panhard rod & a trailing arm??
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Old 06-05-2014, 21:52   #14
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Yeah too right.

If using a jack then maybe two other methods to support.

However, jacking on soft ground aghhh... better get used to the soil you might jus end up being buried in it... six foot down.
I know, I actually only used the jack to lift the wheel 1" of the ground to take it off to paint the drums I painted the rear rod with all 4 wheels firmly on the ground I don't normally like using the jack as like most of us I don't trust them and I can do most things on ramps or just climbing under it
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