had the day off and got some much needed work done to the truck. from fixing my front diff leaking to painting and detailing. Here's what i did.

Painted my wheels

Changed the diff fluid and ended up painting the housing and cover, yea i know my shocks shot...warranty FTW



got me some SS black diamond plate (screwed up cutting) its made for baseboards. Using it for gap guards. used some stainless hardware too.



Then i washed, clayed and waxed

 

where are the M/T's?

 

At adams house.

 

Those wheels look a lot better without the blue and red stripes on them. The diff cover looks really good too.

 

Yea I completely agree I hated the stripes so they had to go. Every on does the bolt the same color so why not give it some contrast and paint em black.

 

Send me some of the gap guards please lol.

(Seriously, text me)

 

loving the almost 3 ounces of weight you have on that back tire lol

truck looks really good clean

 

almost 3? 1.75oz each and a Aluminum .50 cause we had no steel ones left almost 6oz bud

 

hhaha holy crap. i was going to say they looked like they were big ones but i wasnt thinkin 1.75 each!
big tire status

 

yea it kept saying 5.75oz so i pulled the tire off and rotated it and it kept saying the same so i said owell

 

yea screw it. some kid here at school was trying to balance a tire. i want to say they were 38's. but his were coming up as 16 to 28 oz. lol. going on some old ford 150.

 

i dont see the point to even balance anything that big. It's not like it's going to see any highway miles, and if it does its still gonna vibe. We have balance beads at work for stuff like that.

 

yea thats what i was thinking. very unnecessary.
you guys see alot of lifted trucks at work?

 

leveling kits and 35s on f150s here and there. Raptor's all the god damn time and that about it. did some 22.5's on a F350 a hour ago.

 

i seen one lifted f350 with 35's and a f150 lifted. didnt see what kind of balance they got tho.