Unfortunately the pine needles are a bit of an issue, when i have the truck at the house there is a row of about six single pine trees right in front, and only place i have to park is under them, just glad i havent gotten sap on it yet.... Yukon and camaro are both a different story!!!

 

Pro comp tech support is about as helpful as **** on a boar...."there is a right and a left, the part numbers should be stamped on them unless you got two of the same sode in the box!" Thats helpful!!! I see nothing stamped on these brackets!!!!

 

So i found the part numbers on the brackets and apparebtly they fit a damn ford superduty!!! How the hell do you f that up, for crying out loud!!!

Pro comp wants pics of the box, not sure i still have that!!!

 

Good god, they are making sure this is a long *** project. Ive got 3/4 of my stuff in the mail for my coil over conversion. Haven't had any shipping/stock issues with all these parts yet

 

Youre telling me? I cant even drive the truck until i get the front brackets installed!! I could make the ones i have work, but id rather have the right ones i get the feeling they may have a slight angle to them....

 

Your crank straps will hold, or will they? Only one way to find out lol

 

Oh yah by the way, Chassis ear is a piece of junk, and the noise was only my brush guard

Front end is in excellent shape now though.

 

How is it a piece of junk? Which one did you get?

 

STEELMAN 06600 ChassisEAR Stethoscope

I never heard a damn thing with it. I tried several locations and it kept picking up engine/alternator whine. That was about it. Once i knew it was my brush guard brackets, I hooked it up to those and didn't get a single noise out of it. Having my buddy climb up on my brush guard while i did circles in the parking lot worked a lot better lol.

 

That sucks, have heard mixed reviews of the steelman ones.... But a lot of times it picks up frequency rather than actual noise... A regular mechanics stethescope a bearing noise will sound like an alternator whine..... Dont personally own a chassis ear but have used a few and usually have pretty good luck with them, had to find something i knew was an issue vs something i knew was good to figure out the difference....