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Bro I do lines of mouse s*** every day at work, I’m positive hantavirus is a hoax like Covid.

Not to nit pick, but they're actually 170 lb/in.

That's it, Seiken

folks are buying another quality brand of bb, can't think of the name at the moment.

i doubt if your caliper pistons are leaking but they're easy enough to do a visual on. The rebuild kit from OEM is easy to work with and it's probably time anyway. I do have to wonder if your master cylinder isn't doing its job.

That's what she said....

350k just now stretching its legs!!

this video is excellent for sure, but not needed for an 80. For our 80, there's only the cabin fresh air duct opening that's right below the windshield that we need to worry about. Sure, they can enter this party zone from either side of the...

MPG isn't just about the bill; it's also about time/distance between fillups. Being able to drive all weekend and get home on one fill, as opposed to keeping an eye on the gauge, carrying extra cans, going into town to top off, etc. AND having...

I've always wondered about this particular drivetrain inside an 80 engine bay. I'm very intrigued at this project, but also impressed at how fast this joker swapped in TWO engines in only TWO pages. I mean come on now, we need to see bloody...

A thread that started this afternoon. Cant tell if this is 10 years or 10 days of work. A bit mind boggling for a simpleton like me, but especially after: “So the truck did great on the trip, had plenty of power in the mountains, shifts...

So I’m using the factory tcase. With the LT1 swap I used Torfabs adapter and mounts. So with this I used the same transfer case adapter since it worked with this 10 speed and just made my own mounts Factory computer Currently I’m just using a...

You're welcome amigo. I'm a single dad and have been wheeling with my daughter solo style since she was single digits. Have a great trip.

Sorry if this has already been asked but what gauge wire did the OP run from the battery to the fridge power outlet? I have two fridges in two rigs that have different current draws, so the wiring needs to be sufficient. The Engel MT45 is 25...

thanks, i'll look into it.

Look at Lensun semi-flexible panels, I used e6000 adhesive to stick em down and I put a piece of 8mm double wall polycarb panel between panel & roof for heat.

mine is not a rigid glass panel but would not call it flexible either. https://www.renogy.com/collections/portable-solar-panels/products/e-flex-80w-portable-solar-panel

I try......I try........i gots no money so i have to live vicariously through someone else's wallet :bang:

I've been thinking about sticking a flexible panel on top of the Autohome Columbus RTT in order to keep the aux deep cycle battery topped off during camping in the hotter months. Is your 80watt a rigid panel?

Well, i guess I have to eat my words and partially retract my complaint. Recently my Dometic fridge kinda died. I say kinda because I got an error message on the screen that couldn't be cleared no matter what I tried. The fridge itself would...

Looks like you have an 80. My Engel has been living in the 2nd row behind the driver for the last 18 years or so. Not sure if this is an option for you, but here are some pics. Lifting that thing empty out of that space is awkward, and I can't...

i updated my post up above.

are you talking about the water can on the right side of the cargo area? I can take a better pic for you, but it's a simple Scepter can with a coffee dispenser spigot and a clear tube for reading the level.

sweet, glad it worked out. I'd close out your thread!!

Sounds like shocks is your only answer, but which one since everyone has a different taste. If it were me, I'd find a local (including DEN) 4x4 shop that carries bougie shocks and can do a custom valve stack for you. Basically, go there and get...