andy3728
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My truck was stolen in February this year and I posted about it in this thread: http://powerstrokearmy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46836&highlight=truck+stolen+night
My insurance company helped me out greatly by avoiding a total loss and salvage buy back situation. Anyways just sharing some pics of it since I got it back together about two months ago now.
I took off the blocks in the front and changed the springs to factory X codes to raise the Icon 4.5" spring hanger kit to approximately 7". Ditched the old 4" + 2" stacked rear block setup and replaced with PMF 6.5" rear blocks with 2.5* taper and traction bar mounts with their matching bars all powder coated black. Redhead steering gearbox. Randy's 4.30 gears. American Force Rebel 8 22X14 with Toyo MT 37X13.50. 8" X 28" tip
I started running out of money on shocks so I bought the cheapest dual stuff. Rough country front stabilizers and rear shocks, skyjacker front shocks. It rides kinda rough but I don't drive it that much so I can live with it for a little while.
I'm really thankful that my dad and brother have an automotive repair shop. My little brother did all of the work for me.
My insurance company helped me out greatly by avoiding a total loss and salvage buy back situation. Anyways just sharing some pics of it since I got it back together about two months ago now.
I took off the blocks in the front and changed the springs to factory X codes to raise the Icon 4.5" spring hanger kit to approximately 7". Ditched the old 4" + 2" stacked rear block setup and replaced with PMF 6.5" rear blocks with 2.5* taper and traction bar mounts with their matching bars all powder coated black. Redhead steering gearbox. Randy's 4.30 gears. American Force Rebel 8 22X14 with Toyo MT 37X13.50. 8" X 28" tip
I started running out of money on shocks so I bought the cheapest dual stuff. Rough country front stabilizers and rear shocks, skyjacker front shocks. It rides kinda rough but I don't drive it that much so I can live with it for a little while.
I'm really thankful that my dad and brother have an automotive repair shop. My little brother did all of the work for me.