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Hoser: I now see you have a '98. Assuming the LX is the same frame dimensions, brake lines, etc. then it should be the same. If you have the hydraulic suspension where are the lines routed along the frame? PM me.
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Hoser: I now see you have a '98. Assuming the LX is the same frame dimensions, brake lines, etc. then it should be the same. If you have the hydraulic suspension where are the lines routed along the frame? PM me.
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The LX is not the same. All the AHC stuff is mounted on the side of the frame rail.
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Specially formulated to protect metal surfaces
from rust and corrosion. Resists chipping,
peeling, and impacts while retaining excellent
color and gloss. Protects against mild
chemical spills, fumes, oil, and grease, while
providing superior gloss, color retention, and
hiding. Also available in low-VOC formulas to
meet local regulations.
APPLICATION METHOD: Brush, roller,
spray gun
SURFACES: Metal, steel (not for galvanized
steel)
EXPOSURE CONDITIONS: Mild and moderate
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spressomon said:
4wdtrips.net
In fact , sliders that got a work out (
):http://www.4wdtrips.net/forum/default.aspx?f=10&m=19480&p=1
I've seen one pair of sliders which were completely Line-X'd. They don't "slide" very well on rocks...
Are we ready for orders ( :
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They fit great...I just need to add the lower gussets, grind, blast, paint and Line-X and they are done...a vacation and a dog project slowed me down. I hope to get 'em done this weekend.
I could probably make a couple sets for those interested...as long as you weren't in a hurry. Don't know about freight and all that...for those near Reno that wouldn't be a factor though. The LX, without seeing one firsthand, would be too complicated with respect to working around the hydraulic lines to get right on the guess.
I could probably make a couple sets for those interested...as long as you weren't in a hurry. Don't know about freight and all that...for those near Reno that wouldn't be a factor though. The LX, without seeing one firsthand, would be too complicated with respect to working around the hydraulic lines to get right on the guess.
I am in no hurry and shipping can just be worked out.
Did I miss the pics of the finished product?
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