What did u do to your raptor today?

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03svt

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+1 where did you get those caps from they are ****. I bought a set off a forum member years ago for my old NV’s and who first starting making them, then it was Chief Machining from what I remember but who’s are those ?
 

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+1 where did you get those caps from they are ****. I bought a set off a forum member years ago for my old NV’s and who first starting making them, then it was Chief Machining from what I remember but who’s are those ?
Right off the method wheels website
https://www.methodracewheels.com/collections/center-caps

Guess itll be a bit longer, i tried to jack up the truck this am and the floor jack at work won’t even lift a tire off the ground and i cant see to find a block of anything either lol
 

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C5CDA2F4-AF61-4B8B-957F-5ADC9EDD63F4.jpegInstalled my new to me rear shocks. Big difference in ride quality as the originals had about 130,000 miles and were completely shot. Will attempt to do the fronts with the Gieser springs and mid perch tomorrow. Only issue is I’m not sure how to torque the lower bolt to 460 foot pounds accurately.
 

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View attachment 332786Installed my new to me rear shocks. Big difference in ride quality as the originals had about 130,000 miles and were completely shot. Will attempt to do the fronts with the Gieser springs and mid perch tomorrow. Only issue is I’m not sure how to torque the lower bolt to 460 foot pounds accurately.
Big-*** torque wrench is what I use, Summit/Jegs has 600ft-lb wrench for about $200, I used to borrow one from work but broke down and bought one a couple months ago. You can borrow mine heh, not sure which end of TN you're on but I'm just west of Conway, AR. You could probably wing it hitting that 406ft-lbs, like if you weigh 200lbs and have a 24" breaker bar but...I'd rather be on the safe side when it comes to suspension. Another plus about the torque wrench is that it's like 40" long so you can get plenty of leverage on it, even without a lift.
 
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