Well we all know stickers add horsetorques!
Just want it right. And that means I will need to add to the sticker collection.
At the very least it can be trailered to the bash.
Got a set of 1/2" spacers for the front wheels. No more rub but the wheel studs are short now. Not gunna worry about it right now. Once the axles are under the rig and the 37's are mounted I will either get different wheels (different offset), or different spacers.
I agree. The international motors are very durable. The 304 that is gunna get pulled is in great shape. I will probably hang on to it and look for a another IH that needs a heart to put it in.
Just wasn’t right for this build. I plan to put some serious miles on this one and wanted to be able...
Would like to do a full build out.
I am also doing research on a pop up roof. There are some old classics that had factory pop tops. It would have to look factory.
I am a fan of classic looking steel wheels. I really wish I could keep the International wheels but they just won't work.
So the tires on the Travelall are 33x12.50r15's. Now imagine with me.....37's! Ooooh....Ahhhh!
Will need to order spacers...Thinking 3/4" should do it. Don't want to be too...
I am still waiting on parts to come back from powder coating.
In the meantime, I found a good deal on a set of factory steel wheels and tires with the 8x6.5 bolt pattern that is needed for the new axles. The wheels are 17" which is perfect for the 37's that will be installed.
Plan to have the...
Preface- I frequent Seattle and Portland areas for work and the city I live in is slowly becoming just the same,so my following word are not meant to offend, but to educate.
Unfortunately, what has actually happened in numerous places around the US, especially Portland, Austin, Seattle, Los...
Well, I finally received the 2nd box of parts for the rear 14 Bolt Disc Brake Kit.
Hoping to get the brackets & hubs back from getting Powdercoating next week.
I need to make a decision on a limited slip. Part of me is sayin "wait, just get it on the road" theater part is sayin "do it now...
I have gotten away from magazines. It's like paying to watch commercials. Plus, unless you are a Jeep or Toyota guy, the subject matter has low relevancy. Overland Journal is exempt from this opinion.
I prefer to look up a subject and start reading forums and articles specific to that. As an...
Yeah, I was a little concerned. One of the drums already had a small chunk missing from where it had struck something. I hosed them down with PB Blaster and let them sit for a while before applying the ugga-duggahs.
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