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I agree matching paint would look better, but there is enough flat black on the truck (under bumper air dam, side mirrors, etc.) that it still works.
I agree matching paint would look better, but there is enough flat black on the truck (under bumper air dam, side mirrors, etc.) that it still works.
2017 RAM 1500 CC, LoneStar, Black Pearl
I’ve yet to take apart a king shock but when I was talking to the tech over there he was saying it’s the same process as any other shock. And would more than likely need some sort of spring compressor, I also doubt the rental compressors will fit between the coils. I’ve used a ratchet strap and a vice in the past when doing FOA shocks but it is sketchy when dealing with all the sprung force. I was planning on giving it a go next weekend, another buddy needs his done as well so we were going to attempt to knock out all 4 shocks in one go.I’d attempt to revalve mines when rebuild time comes, rear should be easy but do we need to compress the front coils to disassemble the co’s? I looked at a video of the SAW 2.5 cos rebuild and it was as easy as loosing the adjuster all the way up to remove the spring, but I had my Kings all the way loose when I had them in my garage brand new and those springs are under full tension and I don’t think I can use pep boys spring compressors because they wouldn’t fit in those coils.
If you’re doing them on a weekend it
Would be awesome to be able to have a garage meet to watch the process I could give you a hand as well.
Cool dude, if you don't mind i'd like to watch/learn from you guys and help if you guys wanted. i'll text you later on, again only if you don't mind, i won't feel bad or anything if it's not possible.I’ve yet to take apart a king shock but when I was talking to the tech over there he was saying it’s the same process as any other shock. And would more than likely need some sort of spring compressor, I also doubt the rental compressors will fit between the coils. I’ve used a ratchet strap and a vice in the past when doing FOA shocks but it is sketchy when dealing with all the sprung force. I was planning on giving it a go next weekend, another buddy needs his done as well so we were going to attempt to knock out all 4 shocks in one go.
No problem at all, I’ll let you know when we figure out what day we are going to rip everything apartCool dude, if you don't mind i'd like to watch/learn from you guys and help if you guys wanted. i'll text you later on, again only if you don't mind, i won't feel bad or anything if it's not possible.
Got rid of the fold flat and now my oversized camping chair, fishing pole, tackle box and backpack all fit under the rear seat.
Nice. I've been looking for a set of those.Received this shipment today. Laramie wheels and Falken AT3W.
Sold my sport wheels last night. Going to be a good weekend
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Hauling 330 12x12 pavers, Wife wants to keep me busy and out of trouble
Holy **** that’s heavy and an ass load of work. I’d offer to help but I’m too far away from ya. Good luck and use a back support.
I love my truck!
Blue Mule 18 Ram 4x4 C/C
Tradesman Power Wagon
I know. I actually got it from my son for Christmas, but finally had the time and decent weather to install it.I did the same thing today. Should have done it sooner.
Best $27 I’ve spent. Great addition!I did the same thing today. Should have done it sooner.