Man I love that place, be there in a few more weeks for SAS 6th year in a row
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend?
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Fairly certain that rear bumper and skid plate are Ironpig Offroad. I don't know about the sliders, but it is very possible a one off slider built by them as well.
Firstly, compliments to IPOR for a great product. I had been thinking about ordering one for about a year, but was hesitant to shell out all the cash as I was thinking about making my own. However, when it arrived, I quickly recognized that I wouldn't be able to fabricate a skid of such quality for the money spent; well worth the investment as far as I'm concerned. Good stuff, IPOR 
Here are two pictures of the installed skid......and one of the bolt that I broke off in the frame during the removal of the crossmember
(luckily, after heating the broken shank to cherry-red, I...
Here are two pictures of the installed skid......and one of the bolt that I broke off in the frame during the removal of the crossmember
(luckily, after heating the broken shank to cherry-red, I...
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First camping trip with the 80
Not crowded at all
shake down run
got a boo boo
got a boo boo
YepFairly certain that rear bumper and skid plate are Ironpig Offroad. I don't know about the sliders, but it is very possible a one off slider built by them as well.
Firstly, compliments to IPOR for a great product. I had been thinking about ordering one for about a year, but was hesitant to shell out all the cash as I was thinking about making my own. However, when it arrived, I quickly recognized that I wouldn't be able to fabricate a skid of such quality for the money spent; well worth the investment as far as I'm concerned. Good stuff, IPOR
Here are two pictures of the installed skid......and one of the bolt that I broke off in the frame during the removal of the crossmember
It’s an Iron Pig Off Road skid plate
Somewhat close to mine rust wise but on mine the front axle housing was torched and the rear wasn’t far behind so I got both axle assembly’s haven’t put the rear in yet but soon enough. Still dialing in the front axle assembly gotta refresh the swivel hubs and wipers next. My rear rockers have gaping holes in them and somewhat on my mid rockers so I’m gonna cut them out and find someone who can do some boat side sliders instead of doing sliders off the frame.
What fan did you install? 100 Series fan? Did you use a mounting kit?
What fan did you install? 100 Series fan? Did you buy a mounting kit?
Fj80oregon
GOLD Star
There are kits out there, I bought a spal pusher fan that’s rated at 1350cfm and just fabed a couple simple l brackets.
JayMo1
GOLD Star
Shiney! That looks really nice.
Changed oil
Installed Solvefunction steering shaft seal, works great
While under the dash decided to pull fan and see why it doesn’t blow that hard.
Well some bozo decided to cover my car in rocks driving recklessly a week and a half ago. Thankfully, I had a dashcam and my insurance was great about handling it from there with his. Just got it back from the shop and maaaan it looks good. They painted the entire front end and the entire roof. I added the sunroof visor today since it got here last week when it was getting painted.
How does the blower work now?
Much better actually, flows more air and is quieter.
Sick ride! Love it
Dang I'm gonna go do that now
Was it very difficult to get out? I'm thinking that could be an issue for me with my '92.
Really not hard at all. Bottom cover is 2 Phillips screws, a rod that unclips and the hinge that kinda clips. Get that off and there is the motor 3 T20 torx screws and and electrical plug. Took me about 20-30 minutes and I wasn’t hurrying. Several good write ups on it mud just search.
Just drove it over a small milestone, I’m stopping to take care of that pesky light
