East Coast Gear and Supply has good prices on gear sets, I've bought a bunch of stuff from them for my buggy. If you have any questions, give them a call.
http://eastcoastgearsupply.com/

When I was a kid working in the garage/junk yard I workied at on weekends and summers I tried to put a new gear set in a rear end of a work van...there is an art to it, I was not an artists.

But these days there will be a video on Youtube showing you how to do it right.

I've never done it right but I have halfassed it several times on beaters and trail only rigs..... So far only one had a horrible meltdown out of about 10....

If you've never done it I would strongly suggest finding a pro or an experienced helper.

If you do choose to ignore that advice (like I have lol) remember that a lot too loose while not good is WAY better than the slightest bit too tight.

Im so pumped, been wanting one of these newer center consoles for a looooong time. I found a guy parting out a 2003 Sierra on craigslist and gave him $30 for it. I already had a spare cubby to remove the tape deck. I have a couple 12volt USB outlets and regular sockets coming off of Fleabay to add to it as well. I spent some time on the road this weekend and BOY is it nice to have REAL cup holders. Its it temporarily right now till I finish up wiring and trim work.


http://i.imgur.com/1R5kT0Kl.jpg

Them there things don't work to well when you have a shifter on the floor. Guess you got one of dem dare fancy push button shift transfer cases.

10-4 on that Ferm.

Finally got some new tires on, went with the Cooper AT3's. Ive been very pleased with them so far, great ride, quiet and do well offroad. 285/75/16 LT load range E tires so hopefully they will last on this heavy bastage.


http://i.imgur.com/Sy63ihRl.jpg

She's a featherweight compared to mine I bet. My BURB weighs in close to 7K pounds without me in it. People hate me driving across there yeards. My 245/75/16 tires with all that weight in the nose digs right in.

featherweight indeed....LOL

My ford as equipped weighs 9800 with full fuel tanks ... rides on 6 255/85R16E bfg mt's

Btw the 'ho is lookin MIGHT sharp there

I havent weighed my dually, but my van went across the scales at 8500 lbs, that was before I added another section of shelves and a tool box