superduty prerunner project

Cutting-Edge Diesel

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Please don't do fiberglass fenders and bedsides. The truck clearly doesn't have a clearance issue. Big fenders and bedsides on anything less than a long-travel truck is just "poser", for lack of a better word. If you really are dead set on it then go the smallest flare and just pull the stock bedsides a little. That's just my opinion.

The truck looks great and that suspension setup looks like it rides amazing. I noticed it was mentioned but didn't see if you replied to it but definitely put a skidplate to cover the pump and filters. You'd be surprised what can get up there when you least expect it.

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who cares lol Im from oklahoma no one even knows what a pre runner is out here its not like so cal. its for looks thats it.


thanks for your opinion tho!
 

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So then it's not a "prerunner". Or a desert truck. Like I said, that was just my opinion. Wasn't trying to take anything away from the truck. It looks great and I'm sure does what you want it to amazing.

And my opinion was that fiberglass on trucks without long-travel looks dumb. Like a hoodstack on a stock truck. Doesn't serve any purpose.

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Wanting to get a locker for the rear and an air locker for the front.

Anyone ever used Yukon gear's lockers? They have both I would need and a pretty awesome warranty. Rear is between that and Detroit. Front is between Yukon air locker and arb air locker.
 

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Wanting to get a locker for the rear and an air locker for the front.

Anyone ever used Yukon gear's lockers? They have both I would need and a pretty awesome warranty. Rear is between that and Detroit. Front is between Yukon air locker and arb air locker.

I have a detroit in the rear and a true trac sitting here waiting to go in the front. Can't comment on any of your other option but I absolutely love the detroit locker. Yes, it can get sketchy in rain with lots of power but it drives awesome. Doesn't clunk or bind like some people complain about. Will chirp the inside tire if you're pulling out from a stop and turning but other than that it's not even noticeable until you mash the throttle and it's leaving two big black lines behind you everytime :)
 

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Thanks for the feed back. I want an air locker up front because I don't want it locked if I race it. But I might take it to colorodo with us next summer and it would come in handy out there!
 

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Thanks for the feed back. I want an air locker up front because I don't want it locked if I race it. But I might take it to colorodo with us next summer and it would come in handy out there!

True. Air locker in front and detroit locker in rear would be a good setup I think. What about doing a limited slip like a true trac up front?
 

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Thanks for the feed back. I want an air locker up front because I don't want it locked if I race it. But I might take it to colorodo with us next summer and it would come in handy out there!

Unless you are dead set on having an air locker up front, I'd give the Eaton E-locker a look. I was constantly chasing down issues with my air locker when I had it.
ARB's warranty is top notch, but I just got tired of pulling the carrier to fix problems.
 

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Talking with my fabricator buddy and we have some pretty awesome stuff planned for the rear. Ill spill the beans when the CAD drawings are finished.
 

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Talking with my fabricator buddy and we have some pretty awesome stuff planned for the rear. Ill spill the beans when the CAD drawings are finished.

It will include something like this to replace the traction bars :evil

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