I haven't really looked too hard for anything yet. The 4 brackets for the cab rear crossmember were pretty rough and haven't had any luck finding them. Could have gotten new ones bent up but I figure I could save $300-$500 by fixing them myself. I've got 1 of 3 cracked ones fixed today though.
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Anybody ever pull a carrier on a diff before? Believe it or not I've never pulled a diff on an on highway truck. I don't know the model my diff is since the tag is gone but its a Rockwell with a locker. I seem to recall from school that you need to engage the diff lock prior to removing the axle on the locker side and pulling the carrier assembly. Is that correct?
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I lock the slide collar before pulling the axles. if you only pulling an axle like to do a wheel seal it's definitely a must.SAR, Dye Guardian and AModelCat Thank this. -
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Check these out! Wanted to keep them under wraps until later but its all over Facebook now so what the hell. Just picked them up and I'm extremely impressed with these. They are the rear cab mount brackets that bolt to the frame and support the cab crossmember.
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They're getting primed and painted tonight, along with a crap ton of other parts I picked up from the sandblaster today.
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Having errors uploading photos but I've got the diff and suspension pretty much ready to be bolted in. I'll do the brakes, wheel seals and suspension bushings once its all bolted in place.
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