What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (46 Viewers)
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I have held that smith and it is a beauty. How is the shoot-ability with the heavy defense loads?
Personally I have found the .44 has a bit more juice out of a longer barrel.
Is there a "Guns of Mud" thread somewhere?
Thank you for the reply. Cruiserparts.net has a replacement on the way!
Most can be found here.....
Absolutely!! check out the website winter4x4jamboree.com to get a feel of all the trails and related event fun. I should also mention we are a 100% non-profit, all the money we raise goes right back in to keeping SW Utah public lands open for EVERYONE to enjoy. Last year we donated $46,000+ to local organizations. As a bonus incentive I'm working on a couple MUD only extra events.860 vehicles!!! sounds fun!
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SILVER Star
Duck hole finally dried up enough to get the blind out for some off season repairs.
I finally got around to finishing the welding and grinding on my sliders, I ran out of gas half way through last time. Then I got them painted up. Hopefully I can get a pic of them installed tomorrow morning.
I am super impressed with this paint. I used the same stuff last year when I first built the sliders. When I cut the sliders apart to refit them better I had to do some grinding on the paint and it felt like trying to grind through powder coat. This stuff is absolutely amazing and tough for a rattle can. I had to purchase it at ideal paint distributor. It is basically automotive grade paint and it has a seal on the bottom you have to break to activate the paint right before you use it. It even has an adjustable nozzle, just make sure you have good ventilation because it is some strong stuff.
I am super impressed with this paint. I used the same stuff last year when I first built the sliders. When I cut the sliders apart to refit them better I had to do some grinding on the paint and it felt like trying to grind through powder coat. This stuff is absolutely amazing and tough for a rattle can. I had to purchase it at ideal paint distributor. It is basically automotive grade paint and it has a seal on the bottom you have to break to activate the paint right before you use it. It even has an adjustable nozzle, just make sure you have good ventilation because it is some strong stuff.
I pulled the 92 FJ80 out of the garage, hadn't been moved in a year. Charged up the battery, turned the key, crank...crank...vroom!
Drove it to the car wash She needs a lot of work, A/C compressor, front axle seals, bearings...but it's a labor of love.
Drove it to the car wash
She needs a lot of work, A/C compressor, front axle seals, bearings...but it's a labor of love.
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You have got to love the reliability of the 3fe
I received these cool OEM oil filters from Beno today, re-built a shaky driver's side mirror last night without breaking anything and replaced a low-beam headlamp.
Mine is also a 94. I just ordered everything yesterday to do front brakes, including the rotors, all OEM. I'm looking forward to getting this done.
Made a new custom SST
Had to pull out my rear diff center today as it decided to no longer want to keep spinning out on a drive yesterday. Missing about half the pinion and some teeth damage on crown. Going to use this opportunity to swap out my 4.1 for 3.7 gears while I'm at it.
Wiring aux MTA relay and fuse box
Mount +battery kill switch
Picked up a trailer to pull my Kubota. Getting the trailer setup with some storage for chains & straps.
Lots of maintenance and cleaning. That was this week's project. Now we can head up to Sedona.
