Own 72 Dodge Demon, 1958 Dodge Coronet, and a 1950 Plymouth. This is some short videos of what I do in Bad Habit Garage. You need to do your own research because I'm not an expert on any. This is just what I'm doing. Some may fail, and some may work. You will never learn if you don't try.
Nice idea on widening the front fenders. How big of a front tire are you planning on running? Also how much did your custom A arms push out the wheel and tire from stock?
The tires are 255 70 15 on 10 inch rims. The upper control arms just corrected the camber issue. With the stock A arms, we could not correct it. So the lower control arm is in the same location. Thanks
@@badhabitgarage4928 good information. I have square stance 275/40 17s with 9 inch wide rims on my auto x truck. Stock uppers with van lcas. I have a big brake set up on my rig too.
Fram filters are fine unless you run a high volume oil pump then I recommend a wix filter had a friend blow up a motor oil filter exploded and yes it was a fram filter
Crap... Pretty sure, an AX15 is actually made by Peugeot, which, I'm pretty sure, is in my '88 Jeep Comanche, 4X4, coupled with my 4.0L I6 ... Under $200- is a sweet deal for one of those ... 🔧 ...
Parts. Stores rip you q new one on oils and additives. Wal mart is a lot cheaper than parts stores. Lowes rips you on several items BAD! WIRE IS HORRIBLE AT LOWES!
We need to because it is hard to find anything for Dodge trucks. The lowers are van lowers for 80's model van from Rockauto.com. The uppers are Jet/Mod Viper from speedwaymotors.com. After we get the front done, we will go over everything that we used. Thanks for watching
Go online do a search for "independent "oil filter reviews.Look for say 3 or how ever many you desire of them..Wix isn't in the top 5, supersizing Fram makes the cut..Heck Wix was only mentioned in one below the top 10 as a runner up for top aftermarket oil filter..Don't believe me, look it up. Bosch is always in the top 5...
That is what someone else said also. We don't have a Costco near us, and Sam's Club is about 40 miles away. If I pass one on my travels I'll be sure to stop in and stock up. Someone said about $15 for 5Qt jug. Thanks for the information.
I knew that I would get some comments on the Fram filter. I saw the videos about them. My truck has 259k miles on it, and that is the filter I always used on it.
@@damnyankeerebelprepper1324You just showed your ignorance saying I'm showing my ignorance in my beliefs...You use what you want to use and I'll use what I use.. You know what they say about opinions.....
@@damnyankeerebelprepper1324Go online do a search for "independent" oil filter reviews.Look for say 3 or how ever many you desire of them.Bosch is always in the top two...Wix isn't in the top 5, supersizing Fram makes the cut..Heck Wix was only mentioned in one below the top 10 as a runner up for top aftermarket oil filter..Don't believe me, look it up yourself...Then you see who's ignorant..
I haven't thought of that. I've melted lead before to make weights for racing, so I'll have to try that when I start on the trim for my 58. Thanks for the tip.
Yes. You are correct. He wasted his time, and our time! It's a shame that youTube is flooded with people who want everyone to watch them fix their brakes or whatever, so they can make money. It's shameful and pathetic!