I did a search around here and not knowing what years or model truck to look for, most super duty axles 2005+ F250 with 3.73 gears selling for less than $800/axle.
But, in my experience, it's never as easy as it seems when looking for junkyard parts
so much for New Yorkers remembering 9/11 and I really do not understand the Jewish culture that keeps voting for those that hate them and pose with a jhadist.
So much for New York being highly educated... so many Gen-z voters, I'd say they are highly brainwashed.
very cool!
Synergy nailed it for the DIY with minimal fabricating skills required.
Hi-lift keeping prices reasonable and still going after all these years, kudos to them. (y)
Jeep licensed stuff was cool but prices, whew... Harbor Freight free tarp day or spend the $5 for a ground tarp.
awesome!
My first thought when seeing the Accuair JT was what a wasted use of the Accuair suspension until you said it was at its lowest setting, impressive.
Thanks for the pre-Sema coverage (y)
Looks like a lot of fun.
Friends and I built a few go carts as teens, closest we came to any power was a VW engine but then a responsible adult stopped us and back to Briggs and Stratton we went, still felt fast enough to scare us a few times lol
I had to back up to the part where you mentioned actually riding a horse, never, ever ever, ever end a statement with "My ass hurts but that’s ok!!!!"
without the details.:ROFLMAO: