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eh.. The stock steering wheel is fine. If you have an issue with clearance then YOU should go on a diet, not the truck. Just my 2cents

What sight are you referring to? :p

That looks sweet :) Cutting it a little bit close with the clearances though.. ;) Are you going to mount a stop block in the floor to make sure that you don't accidentally back up too far?

I saw a military surplus "plugging" kit on eBay not too long ago.. Said it would work on 14r20's. As long as there is sufficient tread left on the tire, I don't think it should be a problem. Are you going to have a tire shop do it, or are you going to try to DIY?

No spare tire? My guess is that the previous owner installed a tube in order to solve an issue with a tire that would not stop leaking. A few possibilities there.. First, is that they did not know that there is supposed to be an o-ring in there. Second, is that they knew that there needed to...

You're doing an awesome job sir.. Can't wait to see the final result :goodjob:

That's sweet dude [thumbzup] Is that satin paint? :cool:

I'm confused.. What are you trying to find? A new tube, or the correct o-ring?

Teenage Mutant Boob-Cancer fighters? :shrugs::confused:

Just a few days ago regular gas was around $1.68 here. Now it's back up to $1.88..

Nice :) Younger, but bigger sibling of my Fairlane ;)

Ran the truck today. Ran my '66 Ford Fairlane at the same time.. What an awesome combination of smells and sounds.. Rumbling American diesel scent mixed with emissions-less American V8 that also rumbles ;) lol Put 10 gallons of diesel in the truck after I was done running it. Kinda pissed...

Sweet 8-)

Or maybe another 5 ton with a winch ;)

Congrats! :)

:ditto::grd:

While we are on the subject of tires.. Is it bad to have a little cracking in between the treads on these 14r20's? Nothing on the sidewalls, but some of mine do have some cracking in the "valleys" between the raised portions of tread.

:p Oh c'mon.. You might as well since it's out. If nothing else it's an extra layer of protection against corrosion. Just need a couple rattle cans of primer and engine paint and you're good to go [thumbzup]

Cool. What color are you going to paint it? OD green? ;)

Those are only about 2" smaller in diameter than the 14's, correct? I've heard that the 395's are more plentiful, so I may have to switch to those in the future when my tires eventually wear down (they're all about 90% right now, so I have a while.)