Ford Rules Extended Radius Arm Build
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Ford Rules Extended Radius Arm Build
Okay so i got my 3.0 ballistic joints and 4' of dom on order i will be extending them about a foot then plate them in also. I want to have this project done by august 14 cuz i will be taking the truck up to our cabin wheeling. What would be the best way to slide the dom over the stock arms should i just grind the arms down till the tube fits or could i get that arm in a lathe and turn it down?
Thanks
Rob
Thanks
Rob
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I thought about doing them that ways but if white rhinos have held up for as long as they did and are now on another truck i think they will be fine like this.FULL width WHITE RHINO - Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board if i do have a problem i geuss il have to find a 60 and 3 link it then haha not for a long time though.
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I thought about doing them that ways but if white rhinos have held up for as long as they did and are now on another truck i think they will be fine like this.FULL width WHITE RHINO - Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board if i do have a problem i geuss il have to find a 60 and 3 link it then haha not for a long time though.
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i did it differently, but do it like this guy
Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board - View Single Post - Daily Doubler Build - 96 Ranger
Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board - View Single Post - Daily Doubler Build - 96 Ranger
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well ballistic is taking there sweet time as usual but i have everything else i need so as soon as they get here its go time.
I am also thinking about pushing my axle forward to because i ended up with the axle about an inch further back then it should be what do you guys think i should do leave it where it is or push it forward i dont want to have to change my steering and tracbar setup also though?
I am also thinking about pushing my axle forward to because i ended up with the axle about an inch further back then it should be what do you guys think i should do leave it where it is or push it forward i dont want to have to change my steering and tracbar setup also though?
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there are a million places but i think ballistic covers the most product at the best prices.
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