my new ride

csas dad · Jul 10, 2009

ok here you go i just got this yesterday i got a little work to do to this i think im going to take the 4 inch lift off an put a 6 inch on it

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haha i traded a set of 44 swampers for this what yall think anybody out there got any ideas about stopping the beads from leaking around the wheels

pikapp691 · Jul 10, 2009

Looks good.

You know Brent Childress? He is from up your way.

csas dad · Jul 10, 2009

sounds familar not sure where exactly is he from did he go to rustburg high by chance

pikapp691 · Jul 10, 2009

I am not sure where he went to high school. He does a lot with early broncos.

csas dad · Jul 10, 2009

did he used to have abig like late 80s or mid 90 fullsize lifted i think i know who you talking about

Reid · Jul 10, 2009

sweet k5

jeepn-jason · Jul 11, 2009

cut the fenders, dont lift it more....

csas dad · Jul 11, 2009

im going to have to trim a little more but im going to put the extra 2 inches in . the back needs about 4 inches an the front could stand to take the other 2 inches . an besides i got shocks an all for a 6 inch lift .but thank yall for the complaments.

csas dad · Jul 13, 2009

ok i just got done putting the 6 inch leaf springs in the front work on steering an rear tommorow will get some pic for all of yall tommorow i now how everyone loves pics

Archdukeferdinand · Jul 14, 2009

csas dad said:
im going to have to trim a little more but im going to put the extra 2 inches in . the back needs about 4 inches an the front could stand to take the other 2 inches . an besides i got shocks an all for a 6 inch lift .but thank yall for the complaments.

Yeah, the rear looks a little saggy and if ya already got the parts...

I've used slime in our old backhoe and tractor tires to stop leaks, and it does a pretty good job. Only thing is that stuff sprays out into your tire gauge so you've got to roll the stem to the top and bleed a little air out to clean up the valve before you check the pressure. Kinda a bitch on vehicles that don't have outriggers and a bucket to get all the wheels off the ground.

csas dad · Jul 14, 2009

yeah im going to build my own shackle flip for the back useing a front rear spring hanger as my rear shackle hanger . an i think i got the leaks fixed in the tires a buddy of mine hooked me up with some bead sealer

csas dad · Jul 14, 2009

pikapp691 said:
Looks good.
You know Brent Childress? He is from up your way.

i do know this kat . i had to ask a buddy of mine what his last name is . he rebuilds an kinda restores broncos right

pikapp691 · Jul 14, 2009

Yep thats him. Small world...

csas dad · Jul 14, 2009

yeah tell me about it i seen a buddy of mines tires on here came from madison heights va an made it to nc

csas dad · Jul 14, 2009

here are the new pics i still have to do the rear but i need some cutting torches to cut a set of shackle hangers off an old truck to make a shackle flip for the rear hopefully tommorrow my buddy will bring his service truck by here an i can start on the shackle flip

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336wheeler · Jul 14, 2009

The company "Tech" makes a bead sealing product. You break the bead down and wipe it onto the bead, then air back up. I work at a tire shop and we have to use it occasionally on tires that won't hold a bead well.