Dain Bramage
Well-Known Member
:wtf:there is no crack. :eeek:
are you stoned? :fawkdancesmiley:
are you stoned? :fawkdancesmiley:
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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
bad steering geometry?
- Thread starter Dain Bramage
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Yeah no joke grumpy i sat and stared at that pic for 5 mins your making me think i'm losing my mind but i sure as hell dont see a crack in any pic
Sure it is just another yota tho
Yeah no joke grumpy i sat and stared at that pic for 5 mins your making me think i'm losing my mind but i sure as hell dont see a crack in any pic
You don't see it? I do. :fawkdancesmiley:
1 grumpy
Well-Known Member
Jezz guy's you can see it are you sure look again:corn:
:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: sucker's
x-ray vision. :kissmyass:
Dain Bramage
Well-Known Member
didnt get me. i knew there wasnt a crack. :fawkdancesmiley:
dove'd85
Well-Known Member
less than 50 bucks for the frame mount, welder, grinder, and a couple of hours worth of work is all it will take:kiss:
you will most likely need to extend your steering shaft as well:;
you will most likely need to extend your steering shaft as well:;
bigiron
Stuck in the Swamp
shorter arm is not the solution it will turn harder turn less plus be hard on steering box move the box forward a bit
Oh there is, you just can't see it yet. :haha:
Grommit327
Well-Known Member
It's a toyota frame...there's always gonna be cracks :haha:
Where's Jobless when you need him...slacker
64FJ40
Well-Known Member
Get some 4x4labs steering arms and move that tie rod to the back where it ought to be. :fawkdancesmiley:
A pair of Sky's stage 6 arms would be easier. :redneck:
