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Old 04-07-2007   #1
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to all the haters on my sas thread. pics inside.
ok thats what my drag link is made out of. stock steering of a dump truck. how thick is your sterring?
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steering off robs superduty not one straight steering bar on it.
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it doesnt matter if the bars are bent on his truck its a fact that a straight tube is stronger then a bent one.

steering is pretty thick.

not sure why you call us haters, was no hate'n going on.
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well the bars are thick and bent stock. there not as scary as yall thought.
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holy block in the front homey.
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yeEhaaaA!
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looks good ryan
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im using 1.5" x .25 DOM for my steering with 1 ton tie rods.. and my drag link is strait
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Is that like 4 1" blocks on each side in the front!?! WOW....
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Am I looking at a D30 on BLOCKS? Bad news for big tires.

Color me "hater", lol.
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i plan on using 4, 3/4" MDF boards per side for blocks, think im in trouble?
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the last picture is of a superduty, its not his ranger

so a dana 60 on blocks, yes
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Am I looking at a D30 on BLOCKS? Bad news for big tires.

Color me "hater", lol.

Its a 44 but it is indeed very bad news. Not only blocks but they look stacked!!



errrr 60 i suppose
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Well, I think that stuff they use to go under tile would be better -- heavier duty maybe.

Personally, I prefer plywood if you use pressure treated so you can do water crossings.

(okay, that was mean, lol...)
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im using 1.5" x .25 DOM for my steering with 1 ton tie rods.. and my drag link is strait

BEEF! I need that on my D44 setup
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I'll be running stock F-150 drag-link and tie-rod to start, but I'm going to get the 1 ton stuff like Scott when I get the high-steer spindles machined and get some arms for it. I have the spindles, but I'm going with the stock F-150 setup to start.
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holy block in the front homey.
Now that is REALLY scary
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awe, and i thought you would actually keep your "scary" comments to yourself
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I'll be running stock F-150 drag-link and tie-rod to start, but I'm going to get the 1 ton stuff like Scott when I get the high-steer spindles machined and get some arms for it. I have the spindles, but I'm going with the stock F-150 setup to start.

ya im using the stock F-150 trac bar at the moment as well... will be upgraded in a month or so
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