i know i know

ok i already know that this had been talked about and there are probably threads about it but im lazy and this helps get my post count up.

Its time to buy new front rotors for my truck. If i order some for a 98 3/4 ton do they just fit right on my spindle. Do i need different wheel bearing than the ones i got ready to put in? And has anyone ever fried bacon naked and got a grease burn on their TT?

i believe the rotors are way different and no on the bacon thing

I don't know it's a shit box but as far as the bacon thing well lets just say I'm a slow learner

can you say ouch, guess you need to get your woman to give it special attention now.. as for the rotors i am not sure...

am i just a retard or arent we always talking about putting 3/4 ton stuff on our trucks all the time to bring the front wheels in?

yeah.. but you burning your TT is hilarious.. lol.. almost as funny as the time my woman was on top and i was smacking her ass with her whip and as she went i went to smack and hit my nuts... now that hurt , but yet was funny...
now for the hubs your best bet would be to call a service center or parts house and see if the part numbers are the same.. and if not what are the difference's...

if i remem right.... its the 3/4 ton arms that are narrower... and you still use the 1ton spindle/rotor.


but i have slept and drank quite a few times since i was thinking about puttin big wheels on mine.


and bacon greese does burn like a muthafucker.

the rotors are a shitload narrower. the arms are the same for both 3/4 and 1 ton. bearings are all the same as well. they say the brake rotors are different, but on the dually i sold to raymondsage, i ran the 3/4 rotors on all 1 ton everything else with no problems. when you get it all done, the wheel is in like 2 3/4 further than 1 ton hubs. i have fried tons of bacon(hence the fat ass i have) but i am proud to say i have managed to keep it off my tt

so in doing that how much shit we gotta move around for bringing the wheels in almost 3 inches, with semi's that is ..

you dont have to move shit with the semis! when i sold mine, i put 16's back on it, abd i had to run 3 in spacers to prevent rubbing on the lower arms. later, brian