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American Iron Off-Road Ball Joint For Ford Super Duty

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On this Episode of 4x4 Garage, presented by RealTruck, we treat our 2023 Toyota Tacoma to some top-quality parts to make it perform as well as it looks. Christian and team add a roof top tent, drop an Eaton ELocker in the front diff to bolster the factory rear locker, add a Superlift leveling kit, and cap it off with some killer wheels and tires!

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Woods Off Road and Christian Hazel Continue to tear into a 1956 International Harvester S120 Pickup truck: readying it for rock crawling duty. The S120 gets a 5.7 Hemi Crate Engine from Autozone, and Jeep JK Unlimited chassis, with Super Duty Axles. The guys also finish upgrades on the 2020 Ford F350 Tow Rig with basic Bolt on goodies, and new wheels/tires. Keep following along as the S120 gets fired up and trail ready.

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To kick off season 2 of 4x4 Garage, Christian Hazel and RealTruck upgrade a 2023 Toyota Tacoma that any overlanding enthusiast can do at home!

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This episode of Roadkill powered by Dodge features a special guest cohost, JP magazine editor Rick Péwé, who has been doing barn-find rescues and road trips with David Freiburger since before there was a Roadkill. Freiburger and Péwé are at it again here, revisiting a 1946 Willys flatfender Jeep they first pulled from the fields of Utah back in 2001. The engine blew up a few miles into that trip 16 years ago, so the Jeep was left untouched in Freiburger’s garage for at least a dozen years—until now. After uncovering the Willys from piles of long-forgotten speed parts and boxes, the guys give the engine a super-cheap rebuild, fix up the brakes, and hit the road. Will the Roadkill curse strike even with Péwé at the wheel? We think you know the answer, but don’t worry—nothing will stop the team from big action with a small Jeep. Roadkill is back to normal with cohost Mike Finnegan next time. Though, come to think of it, this Jeep boondoggle is pretty normal for Roadkill, too.

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