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What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (37 Viewers)
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Nothing that interesting, just regular maintenance.
- Greased all zerks
- Change engine oil/filter
- Replaced distributor cap, rotor, and leaking o-ring
- Replaced fusible link
Here's a photo of the new cap cause why not
- Greased all zerks
- Change engine oil/filter
- Replaced distributor cap, rotor, and leaking o-ring
- Replaced fusible link
Here's a photo of the new cap cause why not
BGMachine
Working on cars I can't afford
knocked about 30lbs of rust off of it and gave ti some new shoes!
mingles
GOLD Star
Went camping with my Scout Troop in the Pine Barrens of Southern NJ (yes, there is a South, and it is vastly different than the North 
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It was the inaugural trip for my new RTT and we had torrential downpours both nights.
Plusses - Tent held up great through multiple thunderstorms, was super comfortable, and was dry as a bone.
Minuses - being on top of your vehicle in a severe lightning storm is not fun (we took shelter), and packing the tent away this morning in the pouring rain was a PIA. Now Ive got a 130 + pound sopping wet tent and no sun for the next week
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Once I work out the logistics of getting it on and off the roof single-handed, I think it will be a useful addition to the truck.
)It was the inaugural trip for my new RTT and we had torrential downpours both nights.
Plusses - Tent held up great through multiple thunderstorms, was super comfortable, and was dry as a bone.
Minuses - being on top of your vehicle in a severe lightning storm is not fun (we took shelter), and packing the tent away this morning in the pouring rain was a PIA. Now Ive got a 130 + pound sopping wet tent and no sun for the next week
.Once I work out the logistics of getting it on and off the roof single-handed, I think it will be a useful addition to the truck.
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RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
at least its a yakima its lighter than most. so theres that.Went camping with my Scout Troop in the Pine Barrens of Southern NJ (yes, there is a South, and it is vastly different than the North
It was the inaugural trip for my new RTT and we had torrential downpours both nights.
Plusses - Tent held up great through multiple thunderstorms, was super comfortable, and was dry as a bone.
Minuses - being on top of your vehicle in a severe lightning storm is not fun (we took shelter), and packing the tent away this morning in the pouring rain was a PIA. Now Ive got a 130 + pound sopping wet tent and no sun for the next week.
Once I work out the logistics of getting it on and off the roof single-handed, I think it will be a useful addition to the truck.
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Did a few things this weekend.
Safari snorkel, Ironman springs, and Fox 2.0 IFP shocks.
Safari snorkel, Ironman springs, and Fox 2.0 IFP shocks.
Came home for the weekend, parked the LS and drove the 80 about 400 miles before I parked it. Now that the 80 is officially a play toy and weekend driver, I’m taking it through the next set of upgrades.. it will look a bit different in 3-4 weeks when I share pics
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Last weekend with friends. The time flew by.
Explored around terlingua and big bend national park. Camped a little at this spot...it was amazing. Still having overheating problems though...even with brand new radiator I was getting to over 220* on highway hill climbs. Cooled right back down on the downhills... Not sure what it could be
Bludozer
SILVER Star
Have you replaced/upgraded the fan-clutch? If you are having overheating problems especially at highway speed this is more than likely the culprit.
I can't say enough good things about the landtank upgraded fan-clutch you can buy through witsend. Dropped my average temps by around 10 degrees.
I have not...It is a plug-and-play part, correct? I just unbolt old unity with fan, put fan on new unit, then reinstall?
If you get the fan clutch from witts end they it is plug and play. Might be worth getting new fan harware from his site as well.
RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
thats why I got the hardshell 109lbs sleeps two and a dog and its only 10inches above rack. and Ive beat the stuffing out of it and its still in one piece.
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RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
unbolt and bolt in, its dropped my temps with a super charger 7 degrees.
RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
maybe, actually I paid 1500 shipped.
I just moved mine out of the main driveway spot so I could work on my GTI's exhaust........
