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Yet another new hood insulator because removing it without blemishing it is beyond my skill set. Replacing tired windshield wiper nozzles.
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (72 Viewers)
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These wheels were super corroded, they cleaned up nice.
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Had a few awesome days this week with some fellow mudders. Dave from @Delta VS, @Dirty Koala, @Outsane and a couple others. It was perfect timing for me because I was about to implode at work and needed a break. Thanks to Dave for the invite and showing us around.
Untitled by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
Up there just a few weeks ago myself.
Unfortunately a group of about 50 razors trashed the meadow. We had a few words with them.
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The UTV's are the worst
wow, where is this?Had a few awesome days this week with some fellow mudders. Dave from @Delta VS, @Dirty Koala, @Outsane and a couple others. It was perfect timing for me because I was about to implode at work and needed a break. Thanks to Dave for the invite and showing us around.
Nice - How'd you de-corrode them?
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Stuffed this one in today.
The before pic
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The before pic
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What's the finish code? It looks really sharp.
Just like Adam Tolman, I am burned out from to much work and not enough adventures in my rig. Last minute I packed things up and went to Ouray for Labor Day weekend.
even better
Ive got a great video coming down Poughkee Wall. Im not sure how to post though.
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Well, what I did was much less exciting. Last weekend driving with the family from Los Angeles up to Sequoia National Park we had to detour around a fire in Interstate 5. So, 90 min into our drive when we were in Lancaster with a temperature of 110F, my AC crapped out. Nasty squealing belt noise and it started blowing hot air.
Had to turn around and drive another 90 minutes home with the windows down and temperatures over 100F the whole way. My family hates me.
Turns out the clutch on the compressor had failed. Just got 'er back together with a new compressor, new expansion valve, all new v-belts, and serviced the radiator fan. Blows ice cold now and I trust it again.
Next time it will go better!
Had to turn around and drive another 90 minutes home with the windows down and temperatures over 100F the whole way. My family hates me.
Turns out the clutch on the compressor had failed. Just got 'er back together with a new compressor, new expansion valve, all new v-belts, and serviced the radiator fan. Blows ice cold now and I trust it again.
Next time it will go better!
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I don’t recall the pc code. It is just “aluminum” colored pc with a gloss clear.
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I ordered up a set of Yokohama Geolandar G003 MT in 315/75-16. Won't be available in store till Monday or Tuesday. These will be replacing my balding BFG KO2, that have less then the warrantied 50K/5 years.
Not my rig but for attention and for example of what I will be running.
Not my rig but for attention and for example of what I will be running.
Amateur hour on weldhub.com
Hehe, I woke up and immediately started this project because I wanted to get it done before work today.
Don't sleep and cut steel with a cut off tool or you will get bit.
The nice thing about cut off tools is they cauterize while they cut. No pain and no blood but definitely woke me up
Hehe, I woke up and immediately started this project because I wanted to get it done before work today.
Don't sleep and cut steel with a cut off tool or you will get bit.
The nice thing about cut off tools is they cauterize while they cut. No pain and no blood but definitely woke me up
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Got myself up to Courtright Reservoir and Voyager Rock campground last weekend. Was not too bad up there for a Labor Day weekend.
6, 8 and 10 speed all fit with no firewall massaging. I think I posted a comparison video on my build thread between the 6 and the 8.
And to echo other comments, the torque numbers are less important with the deep gearing in the 8 and 10 speeds, though the LT1 is impressive anyway.
Been really happy with mine. Goes over mountain passes as fast as your suspension and nerves will tolerate.
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