Hot Rod Jeep

Hey pong, where you at? Just curious. 8)

Hey Pete, so are you using your old plates for spring perches then? 8)

Hmmm, never really thought about that. I guess I'll find out when I put the rear end under it. :oops: 8)

Ok, I have a question. What about leaving everything alone (going with the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" theory) and swapping out axles to full width and rear disc's? The rear proportioning valve was designed for drum brakes right? I know some of you guys on here have switched to rear disc, so what did you do? Just leave it alone or take it out? I'll also be running a Ford 1 ton master cylinder, at least that's what I was told to run. Just let me know what you guys think. Thanks, Shawn. 8)

Yeah I just shipped a 9" axle yoke to Canada and it cost $16.35! Man that's crazy. :eek: 8)

I'd go with the 360 if it was me, but I like big engines in small trucks. 8)

Make sure you give us pics when you get it. :D 8)

That bumper is sweet! Plain and simple, yet sturdy. 8)

Hmm, my driver side is rusted out and passenger side solid too. Must not of had very many riders. 8)

Yeah I found out that one the hard way. 8)

Looks pretty kewl to me. :cheers: 8)

As far as I know it is. Not so tight it won't come out, but not like an easy date either. If it's not tight and the axle is able to shift, it'll shear it off eventually, making things ugly. 8)

Well, at least we know pete's isn't gonna look ghey then. 8)

Well, I have no ties here, but I don't have the money to move there either. 8)

Hey Pete, you mean something like this? 8)

That was pretty good, I feel edumacated now. :clapping: :thumbsup: 8)

That stuff rocks! 8)

I agree, nice work 8)

What V8 are you thinking of going with? 8)

Maybe widen the driveway? :D 8)

Thanks DC :cheers: 8)

Boy that sure is one beautiful truck. 8)

I bought some the other day but the head of the tie bolt was bigger than stock. But I didn't get MJ ones, just some the same diameter. For some reason O'rielly's can't look it up by application, or just don't know how to. I'm using box steel for perches so it's no biggie. 8)

Yeah I admired him too, but you have to admit he wasn't all there. 8)

Ok, this is kinda a dumb question and I think I already know the answer, but are the F150 and Dakota lines standard or metric? 8)