882. which is only 500 lbs. rated. Since the SAW's are 650 lbs, was worried it wouldn't be enough. Do have an ARB, but no winch...now back in snow country, thinking it might be a good idea of getting one, b-b-b-but I don't know...don't think I'll ever use it.
Notice the spring is wound tighter on the OME's. A lot stiffer too. Had the originals set for 2.5" lift...OME said 2.25-2.50" (didn't measure before) but they seem like it is closer to 3-4". I stood on the bumper jumped up and down, and they barely move. A winch is what, roughly 140 lbs? I am a "little" more than that. The 881's are 1.75-2" thought they might make the truck too stink bug, which it is (or was) already unloaded.
Though it is only $185 for the master rebuild kit for my SAW's, the heims don't like the deicer here, why went with the OME's instead of rebuilding my SAW's, that and I really don't hammer on the truck, the previous CO's are a bit over-kill. Assuming the OME's will be a little better in winter conditions too.
Don't you worry, those OME's will settle. As far as your unicorn dirt bike goes, the new Honda 450L looks very promising besides the fact you can't tune it.....it will be my 60 yo bike. I am currently 50 years old. Loading up the YZ250X in the am and headed to the MX track, I need to get some air. Gonna be a blast!
I rebuilt those SAW's 100K ago, (only 4 years ago) they sat up a bit high for a couple weeks then settled. I am not liking the angle my CV's are right now, getting a little high frequency vibration over 60 mph. If they don't settle to where I like them, will have to put different springs in.
Loving the Beta...the 300RR is damn near perfect for Idaho single tack. It was that or their 390. had couple 4T's from various manufactures in the past...great for the desert, but wasn't sure about the ST here. 3-Huney is real hard to beat. Loving the oil injection too. Seems like the carb is a lot less sensitive to temp and elevation changes. In fact...all I have had to do is fuss with the air screw and that is it.
With that investment you gotta keep the truck another 20 years now.
No doubt!
Oh,
@phsycle has me looking at Rams now
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...happened drive by the dealer tonight on the way home. They always have a couple AEV's sitting out front. Not that I am going to run out and buy one...
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