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It's not as if we were all lying when we recommended s***-canning them.
I'm loyal to a fault, even towards crappy parts.
 
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Does that mean that I will be the only one manually locking power locking hubs at the event.

(I already have a set of manual hubs waiting on my bench to get installed)
 
Does that mean that I will be the only one manually locking power locking hubs at the event.

(I already have a set of manual hubs waiting on my bench to get installed)
Mine are operating normally. How long they operate normally is another matter. The current configuration isn't long for this world. :)
 
I have the original hubs from my bj73, if interested? Also a NIB set of Aisin FHT-005.
I'm on the road but I'll give you a shout tonight.
 
Does that mean that I will be the only one manually locking power locking hubs at the event.

(I already have a set of manual hubs waiting on my bench to get installed)

Paul B. Hooked me up with a set of conversion rings to run manual hubs on electronic knuckles, so I'll be joining you.
 
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Looks good man, now you really need to go on more than one trip a year :) Get that mall crawler out there
Oh I have no idea how the thing even works. It simply looks cool sitting up there and Rob had several in the shop. :)
 
Real headlights?:)


I have never been fond of LEDs as headlights.:meh:
 
Real headlights?:)


I have never been fond of LEDs as headlights.:meh:
I actually like my Truck-lites and love the Aurora 7" driving lights. I would just prefer that they "communicate" with each other. :)
The Cruiser is basically 100% LED both inside and outside.
 
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I think it admirable to display faults for scrutiny. It's the best way to progress and validate trust. That may be the aircrew in me.

Hello,

Good point.

I would have expected that warming with regular headlights, not with LEDs.

Hopefully Rob will come up with something...






Juan
 
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The first Troopy at the shop. :)
2 & 1/4 (75, 77 and BJ71 frame) 70 Series in the photo.
 
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Anyone have a part number for the center section (cap) on this style of steering wheel and perhaps a source for a new unit or one in good used condition?
Thanks

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