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Nice job Ben! Looked like a nice time with your son.

Saw this new video about PSC Steering and some of the history of how Tom started it all. Pretty school stuff.

Probably whiskey??? 🙄

Heck yeah dude congrats!!

Definitely super close. Pinion shims make big changes using small amounts. So .037 to .045 is a big jump but, you are spot on with first too shallow and .45 looking a tad deep. Try taking out .003 to get closer to .042 and see what that does. Backlash is good.

Sorry for not seeing this sooner. Happy to help and build out exactly what you want for your build. Shoot me a call anytime 👍🏼

Clearly you are missing the sarcasm is some of these responses. And you are right, guess I don’t have enough experience with this off road stuff. Best wishes to you and your Dana30 👍🏼

Just because you can doesn't mean you should :ROFLMAO: Cleary you can but it will always be a ticking time bomb, if you actually wheel it. Good chance the carrier and/or spider gears will blow before twisting splines.

Happy New Year everyone!! Cheers to a new year and new adventures 🍻

And the winner selected at random is.....🥁🥁 @DirtHeadDavis Congratulations! 🙌 🙌 NOTE: DDays was the original winner but he advised he was not officially in the giveaway and wished to pass. PLEASE NOTE: The selected winner will have 24 hours to respond to this...

A little 12 bolt action for some new gears and limited slip.

I'll take a look, I think I do actually have some but will confirm.

Still playing with some things, you definitely have a fun one!

Ummmm...that's gross haha

Definitely a bummer but an easy fix if you can get the parts. Let me know and happy to work on some discounts for ya if it helps so you can still join us (y)

Welcome to Wayalife!

We use 240 but the 120 works if you are cutting smaller gauge. But of course 240 is the way to go for much cleaner cuts.

@Ddays @OverlanderJK for the plasma and even welders you have, I highly recommend these for your ground. Makes finding a spot much more easier/convenient and ensures good contact. https://a.co/d/3gM062Z

I used to use an Eastwood Versa-cut that worked pretty good for the price ($799) https://a.co/d/58FaL7c I recently got a Hypertherm and it’s badass. Of course you’ll have to spend more money ($2,500ish) but you definitely get what you pay for...