Recent content by billymagg

1994, its in the title of the post,, it seems to be in the front,, the brakes are good, but it seems that the ABS is activating and releasing one brake?? as I said,, I've had no issues with the Birf's other than a very light weaping,, its an old truck, kinda like an old Camaro of Firebird...

I'm having some ABS issues and would like to replace the front wheel sensors.. I know I will likely try removing them and giving them a wipe down, but are there replacements available? I see them for 100 series Landcruisers. Its pulling to the right, new pads and calipers all the way around...

We always used a copper based anti seize on aircraft spark plugs,, don't use more than you need and torque to spec,, it will be fine,, Billy

Second Wife as well?? that's not a bad option?? Especially if she has a great income, lol.. just trying to manage your expenses, a second wife with NO income is a solid NO!

Nice looking 80, welcome to Mud

Yep, that's a no brainer, unless you just really, really like kool tools?? which I do, but not money well spent for me.. I started the job with insufficient tools,, it got a little ugly?? so I took it to a gent who spent a few minutes on the lathe, making his own tools... easy peasy! course I...

It would probably work fine going down the road?? but once you begin to stress the system, then you will notice the loss of heat transfer.. Its called a "radiator" for a reason, lol.. and you've proven that there isn't a lot of heat transfer away from the heat source in your vehicle.. In your...

Point well made! we really don't know what the OP's have done to our buggy's...

Awesome build and write up!

Only the 60 mm bushing press is currently in stock and for sale,, the big kit and other sizes are currently out of stock.. I ordered the 60 mm and its a lovely thing, arrived the day after my local machinist pressed the bushings into the front radius arms, lol.. but it looks great in my tool box!!!

Nice job of sleuthing your 80's fuel/electrical system.

And this kit worked out very well for me! see my post 80 series drives like krap...

and I will try to get some pictures up soon, I really haven't been taking them of everything, but I'm pretty happy with how its coming along. Yes, no doubt you are right, when I dropped my panhard rod off with my machinist he just kind of looked at me? Cruiser Fatique

I will do my best,, thats why I asked.. I have a 3 1/2" Columbiana that is in pretty decent shape for the most part... I'd really love a nice anvil as well.