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Whats size tires again? are on this bad boy?
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funinthesun95 wrote:Whats size tires again? are on this bad boy?
35" until I can find a set of 39" BFG KR2s.
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Got ya.....39 will help a lot in that location the next trip ....for sure

as more and more races vehicles up the size of the tires they run and horse power.....our chase trucks will have to follow to make sure we can get to them.....hah

It seems deeper and deeper ruts on courses these days
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Parker was bladed and pretty fast when i preran it 2 weeks ago except the rock garden of course. Those infield whoops were HUGE.
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I haven't updated this in a while. I put 39s, newer headlights, fiberglass, and built a front bumper for it.

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Where do you get the valence material that wide?


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It comes in 4x8 sheets. I buy it from Sabic Plastics.
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Truck worked good on the last trip to Mexico, but the front end needs a little prep. Bilstein is retarded so I will probably upgrade to Fox 14x2.5 Coilovers on front with Pac springs and 18x3.0 triple bypass through the bed on the rear.

Eventually I'll put a bypass on the front in front of the coilover. With all my other projects I don't want to spend a lot on this.
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Everyone knows 25% of the bolts on most vehicles are extra anyway. Good to go.
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Or a zip tie.......

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I think that valence material can be sheared on metal shear to get that perfect edge-- at least I'll guess you can.
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VintageIronFab wrote:I think that valence material can be sheared on metal shear to get that perfect edge-- at least I'll guess you can.
Yes, you can shear or even use it on a metal brake.

I cut with a circular saw and a "fence" and used a file real quick to knock the edge down.
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