tre5
+1y
Not all prerunners are 2wd. This one was done by Stewarts Raceworks and is 4X4 and bad arse!!! http://www.stewartsraceworks.com/New/Vehicles/McMillinSRW.html
Not all prerunners are 2wd. This one was done by Stewarts Raceworks and is 4X4 and bad arse!!! http://www.stewartsraceworks.com/New/Vehicles/McMillinSRW.html
SHOWTIME
+1y
I like it. looks cool gets looks i bet.I want to do some thing like that with my 1999 gmc extened cab 2 wheel drive.Seeing as its my daily and some of the roads suck and the snow we get.I already have a bagged show truck.
I like it. looks cool gets looks i bet.I want to do some thing like that with my 1999 gmc extened cab 2 wheel drive.Seeing as its my daily and some of the roads suck and the snow we get.I already have a bagged show truck.
tuckinlugs06
+1y
ok i got a question with mine being a 4x4 how can i do the front with my cv axles limiting my travel
ok i got a question with mine being a 4x4 how can i do the front with my cv axles limiting my travel
tuckinlugs06
+1y
i thought about making some extensions for the front axle to drop it about 3 inchs to get it closer to the height when it was stock ...cause right now i have the torsin keys cranked up and puts the cv's at some bad angles
i thought about making some extensions for the front axle to drop it about 3 inchs to get it closer to the height when it was stock ...cause right now i have the torsin keys cranked up and puts the cv's at some bad angles
ahab
+1y
You have to drop the front diff. That is the only way to line the axels up after a lift. Most lift kits have brackets to drop the diff.
You have to drop the front diff. That is the only way to line the axels up after a lift. Most lift kits have brackets to drop the diff.
