davischevy

I don't know the answer to your question, but I have a complete AWD front differential for sale.

Good to hear.

Welcome

Welcome.

Your pinion angle and yoke angle have to be the same to avoid vibration. Since the one at the tranny/transfer cant be changed, the axle must be rotated to match the opposite angle. Do a search for pinion angle and you will get more diagrams than you need. The 4 to 6 degrees is not uncommon when ride height is changed, but more won't hurt anything. The important thing is the angle is the same at both ends. (But wait, I said that already.)

You have only had it advertised 3 days. Give it some time. It will sell. When somebody from salt country finds it on CL you will get an offer. These trucks are in demand, but with a small segment of buyers. I had an old Mercedes on CL for several months. I was told I was too high, it would never bring that etc. When the butt meant for that seat found the car, he couldn't buy It fast enough. One of the guys trying to beat me down got pissed because I got my price. Go figure.

Welcome

Welcome

I'll bet it does.

Out of the last 17 new members, we only have six posts. Come on newbies, talk to us. Tell us about your truck, yourself, your dog, your mother in law, your broken muffler bearings, just let us know who you are. This is coming from a hypocrite that doesn't post, but give me something to read.

My bubble is officially burst.

I looked just now, and there are 653 people looking at this site that haven't joined yet. Come on guys, join, be known and become a part of this. If you own one of these trucks, this site will be invaluable. The trucks are just now becoming popular again and you can be part of it. I had a guy at the pumps the other day asking about my "new" truck. He had never seen one.

I can't help with your wheel question, but sorry to hear about you hassle with the spare.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy your truck.

Me too.

2" electrical tape works to replace it. I not going to tell you how I know.

I can't help with your technical problem, but welcome. Look forward to seeing your trucks.

cleansss20, there used to by a member on here named Prestoar. He worked at the prison at Calico Rock. He lived around Cotter. His SSS was Victory Red.

There is no justification for hanging on to mine, but, as you said, it still puts a smile on my face every time I drive it. I have never taken any really good photos of mine.

Yeah, the idiots and a--holes were the reason I quit coming here. The drama queens were just too much. I believe in stating your opinion, but no need to put the other guy down, or call him names, because he doesn't agree. It is a lot calmer now. I say again to the newbies, at least introduce yourself.

Hey Ray, I guess the old guys decided to hang on to the trucks, HUH. A friend called and tried to buy mine a couple years ago, but I declined. Actually I just priced it so high I knew he wouldn't buy it. I see you have SST wheels on your truck too. The first thing I did when I got my truck home was put the SST's on it. After all they came from our era. other Larry

I don't come here much these days. My SS in in storage, and gets its legs stretched a couple of times a year. It would appear this site is not far from being put on life support, but in my snooping around, I noticed something that totally surprised and puzzled me. The number varies from day to day, but I noticed there are still an average of a couple people a day joining this site. Most of them don't post, but the fact that they are joining says to me they have interest. I don't know how to read this, but for you guys joining, take time to say howdy, and engage the people here. There is some valuable info still here, and if you have one of these trucks, you will need it at some point. I'm and old dog and have seen the value in the sites that focus on one type/brand/model vehicle. If for no other reason, as the trucks get older, the methods of repair and parts, will be reason enough to have this site. other Larry

Congratulations on the truck. Did you pick it up yet? I bought mine in Albemarle NC 11 years ago, and took a few days to drive home.

Welcome. I don't come here a lot but it's neat to see people keeping these trucks on the road. I see several SSS's around here. Now more than in the past.

Welcome from North Arkansas. I don't come here as much as I should, but it's good to know someone is saving another SSS. The black ones may be the fastest, but the red ones have Victory in the name. lol.