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Sweet deal. Put lockers in it and go dent it up.
So I drove the LC home last night which was my first time spending more than 5 minutes in it. Surprisingly everything seems to work as it should. I did find out I've got some kind of radio short because every time I hit I bump the radio goes out. Also the steering is a little lose but I suspect with a knuckle rebuilt and new tire rod ends it will get better. Also all the bushing are gone so I will work my way though them as time goes on.
One question I haven't found the answer to yet it how big of a tire will a stock 62 take. The only reason I ask is as I said before the tires on it are on their last leg and will need to be replaced right away. I do plan on lifting it but that is down the road so I hate to buy new tires just to toss them for bigger tires in 6 mouths to a year.
Also why does a 62 have the carb fan when its fuel injected?
Thanks Josh
One of the most important (and should have been original) is the 'Turn off the lights'' note
To answer your question, 31s will easily fit with sagged springs. You can stuff 33s in there but you will find that they will rub when turned lock to lock of if you try to wheel it at all. If the lift is a ways down the road I would invest in some cheaper 31s and call it good for now. Then when you get around to the lift in a year or so you can evaluate where the tires are at and if you want to upgrade after the lift. I love my 31s, 33s would give me a bit of rubber overdrive but it is not necessary.
For the brake light check the fluid level in the master cylinder first, make sure the float sensor in there isn’t stuck.
If that’s not it there’s a switch on the e-brake handle that might need to be adjusted for might be bad. Just have to pull the boot off. I’d check the master clumsier first though.