Ugh the Slee bumper has really grown on me, I want one. Looks great man!
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (85 Viewers)
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Ugh the Slee bumper has really grown on me, I want one. Looks great man!
Looks good, I am getting ready to build a rack, I am wondering what brand of mounts you are using?
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I use mine, I build mounts for 40 to 100 series. They are in stock if you are interested. I have two versions for the 80, a Lo-PRO and standard.
J
Apparently Colt changed the way they manufacture the 1911. CNC vs cast, or something.
In CA that makes a new gun which is not allowed for sale here without meeting some struck regulation (which no gun manufacturer is willing to make).
There are no Glocks 4 gen here. So when the 3 gen is out, bye bye Glock.
No pics, but had to winch my wife's RDX up our driveway again (I was driving). The subaru made it up after no problem again.
It's because Californiacs elect Fascist dictator types to public office. No other reason.
Worked on the P0402 code
and ordered a Magnaflow Y pipe withcatalytic converter
. Just hope the 
don't kill me when she sees how much I've spent on the 80 this week.
and ordered a Magnaflow Y pipe withcatalytic converter . Just hope the don't kill me when she sees how much I've spent on the 80 this week.
BGMachine
Working on cars I can't afford
Yeah, at 10,000 feet on I-70 is where the power of that big six really shinesI towed the four wheelers up in the woods. With a 3FE! Held 50mph up the grade, and 60mph through rolling hills no problem. I wouldn't want to tow them through the rockies on the freeway, but on secondary roads for short trips it tows fine.
Pretty cool cave art. Look around you might find "Wilson" the volley ball in there. lol
Built this welding table to further assist me in totally breaking myself in an effort to have a sweet cruiser. 
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
I let my OCD take over and peeled off most of the PO's remaining exterior bedliner, I'm now ready to do a proper Monstalining soon...
I also did a re-seal of the windshield gasket. Not a horrible leak, but annoying having water dripping on my foot while driving in a rainstorm.
I also did a re-seal of the windshield gasket. Not a horrible leak, but annoying having water dripping on my foot while driving in a rainstorm.
Rattle canned my hood with clear coat where it was faded as s***. Wet sanded and polishing compound. Looks a thousand times better. Just don't get closer than 10 feet! That can hold me off until I paint the whole thing; or maybe forever
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
JaketheSSnake
SILVER Star
How bad was that to do? I figured it would be a real pain unless it wasn't done right.
My "White Rhino" has double water leaks way in the rear. I pulled the air vent louvers and applied RTV in the body hole where the louver snaps in like I read that others have done but no dice. I have not seen a thread where someone did a complete rebuilt of the slider Windows and vent so I shall. Stay tuned.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
That's some funny s*** right there!It wasn't done right, so it was pretty easy!
Noticed a small bit of rust on the third row seatbelt bolt and bracket where it attaches to the floor. Was nervous it was all rusted out underneath the carpet, so tore into that area. Was pleasantly surprised to find only the tiniest bit of surface rust in one small area near the DS wheel well. Cleaned it up and had it primed and painted. Very surprised how little rust there is on this 21 year old beauty!
Was also very suprised how quick and easy it was to take the carpet, trim and seats out. They'll get a good cleaning and then go back in.
Was also very suprised how quick and easy it was to take the carpet, trim and seats out. They'll get a good cleaning and then go back in.
Replaced my power steering gear box. Maybe now I won't be a small version of the Exxon Valdez.
