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Insert done for one of the swaybar link
Hope to get the other ones finished up tomorrow
Hope to get the other ones finished up tomorrow
What did you do to your Raminator today?
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Finished inserts for second end of links.
Sway bar links done.
Also been painting the driver and drivers compartment while body is off.
I’ll get a picture when I finish that up
Sway bar links done.
Also been painting the driver and drivers compartment while body is off.
I’ll get a picture when I finish that up
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Body was off so figured I would add a little color inside. 
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Heck yeah! I detailed mine too. I hated how dark it all was...couldn't see the lil fella lol!
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Ok I quit for today.
Bag it until I finish assembly of the rest of it.
Bag it until I finish assembly of the rest of it.
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Cold day here so a good day in the shop.
I managed to get the axles in, and suspension done except for the sway bars. Just ran out of time.
Pulled out the stock rear axle and put another front assembly in the rear for 4 wheel steering. This meant I had to split the axle housing and flip the spoot. Also added the bushing on pinion shaft and added some Fast Eddys Grease inside while it was open.
Front axle out and split that in order to add the bushing there as well. And a little extra grease for good luck.
Next is sway bar links , brakes and electronics.
I managed to get the axles in, and suspension done except for the sway bars. Just ran out of time.
Pulled out the stock rear axle and put another front assembly in the rear for 4 wheel steering. This meant I had to split the axle housing and flip the spoot. Also added the bushing on pinion shaft and added some Fast Eddys Grease inside while it was open.
Front axle out and split that in order to add the bushing there as well. And a little extra grease for good luck.
Next is sway bar links , brakes and electronics.
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Well, I got my new wheels and tires all mounted up. Not had time to mess with my shocks yet. Here’s a few pics so you can compare the two of them.
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Well ; "FINALLY" I was able to get it wrapped up. Finished the rear steering and all the electrical. Had to pull the battery box and add another hole for the rear steer wiring, wrapped all the wires in loom to match the factory loom with some heat shrink on the ends, and I neatened up the box full of spaghetti.
Went through all the channels and set my trim and endpoints so I think it is ready to go.
I will do the first start with no body just to make sure everything is in order then can install the body. Happy the this is finally done!
No modifications yet, just bone stock other than adding a second set of shocks and the sway bar link ends I made to replace the ones with plastic rod ends.
Went through all the channels and set my trim and endpoints so I think it is ready to go.
I will do the first start with no body just to make sure everything is in order then can install the body. Happy the this is finally done!
No modifications yet, just bone stock other than adding a second set of shocks and the sway bar link ends I made to replace the ones with plastic rod ends.
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That is badazz with the snowblower tires.