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It's finally on the road!  Everything is running, just need to get the alignment done and we're golden!
 
Problem is, the rims that came with it apparently don't attach to the alignment machine and I need a set of stock wheels that will fit it just to do the alignment only.  I would consider buying a set of steel 12 bolts (or 24s) with tires but if anyone has a set that would fit on it that I could borrow for a week just for the alignment, there's a case of beer or another bottle of appreciation in it for you.  The alignment shop is literally around the corner so I might put a total of 5km on em... haha!
 
I'm in Mississauga so if there's anyone local-ish that would be awesome!
 
Much appreciated!
 
Mark

Sorry mines a daily driver,

But I wanted to say congrats , I'm very happy to hear she's all done, I know was a long painful road to get her prepped .

On a good note, it's now warm ,your tops off, and put on your sun glasses and enjoy the beast....


Also remember the 12/24 bolts are 16.5 rim, so tire selection minimal

Yours look like 18 or 20"? I hope to check out your rig this summer..

Thank you very much! It's definitely a relief to know it's on the road (minimally, so I don't chew the tires before alignment haha!). Parked it out front of my clinic and people were stopping to check it out all morning, keeps a low profile haha!


It's got 17s on it, I'm also partial to the 41 super swamper and 12 bolt look so we'll see maybe picking up a set like that would be good variety for off road days. Man am I dyin' to drive over something. Looking forward to meeting up sometime this summer also!

you can take one next week foe sure.im in woodbridge

pm me

I actually have  a near new set ofn 12 bolts with MTs lol.

That'd be awesome Serge! Much appreciated!

Your truck looks great!!!

And your alignment issue is solved. I'm in Alberta so would not be much help...

Thanks very much! Can't wait to drive the hell out of it!

All you need is a carpenters level, a lazor light, and a tape measure. That how I do alignments.Normally caster and camber are preset. so toe out on the rear and toe in on the front