Just convert them to D44 knuckles from a fullsize.
That said, on my old Tundra that had the Solo XLT kit (D44 hubs), I had to double up those keyed washers and weld them together to give enough meat to actually grab in the keyed groove. I also added weld material to the tooth to make it...
it not only needs to be thicker, but you need more meat around the backside of the bolt hole. It’s too close to the edge. Cut out a plate like what I have drawn, weld it onto what’s currently there inside and out), grind it smooth on the exterior, then add your new overlay plates. Literally half...
Learning a skill for your kid to have to not be dependent on others. If it’s an off-road truck and you don’t care about it being pretty, who cares? If it takes. A couple of days, who cares? Nothing will beat that first hand experience he’ll get. He can do research on how to do it, learn to use...
I have 2.5x12 c/o and 2.5 bump shortened to 2” on the front (TTB), and 2.5x14 c/o and 2.0x4” bump in the rear (4 link). I have it working really well all around, but some compromises in each area. It’s plush so comfortable on razor chatter, but a bit soft for stuff spaced really far apart.
I don’t recall specifically off the top of my head, but when I come across them I’ll post back here.
Have you had a look into their Pizza parties? What about the use of the word “jerky” in the docs? Some very strange things like asking how to freeze the jerky so they can eat more of it later...
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