Camotubebender
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Slid around on a frozen lake.
It is always a good day when you have a box like this waiting for you!
And it was a happy surprise that this was design with a groove in the middle to run some cables!
And it was a happy surprise that this was design with a groove in the middle to run some cables!
I've done a lot of things lately, but since I finally got my Slinky springs, it was time to put those in and replace the sagging, worn out 13 year old OME springs I had in there previously.
I had not realized how much the older springs had sagged until I put the new ones in.
After a test drive, the dirt road bumps near me are much smoother.
I had not realized how much the older springs had sagged until I put the new ones in.
After a test drive, the dirt road bumps near me are much smoother.
jfz80
Cruisin’
I had the same experience. OME J’s and L’s from 2004. Swapped in the slinky kit in May and have been super impressed with the ride.
So it flys???
Yes sir, it does!
Looking good! I'm going to be replacing my rear window seal soon, and doing some repainting. Is there a trick you can share with the process to remove the rear window?
Gave her a bath
Easiest way I'd say is take a utility knife with a fresh blade and just go around the seal from the glass side on the outside of the truck. In other words, try to keep the blade as close to parallel to the glass as you can and just work your way around. Once you can peel off the outside edge, you should be able to gently push it from the inside. Make sure someone is there to catch it in case it suddenly pops free. You'll need to remove the plastic trim and the 3rd brake light assembly prior to glass removal.
Overall getting it out without breaking it wasn't too hard.
lp2k
Had a couple of drinks.. saw a couple of things
Round 2 on the other side and figure I’ll rebuild my 2.2 kWh starter
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Go Braves!
F’n right!! #FreddiForPresident
Finally got my Huracan Fabrication tailgate storage installed.
Cutting away the metal was a bit frightening given my track record with the “measure like 12 times, cut once, go back and get a new piece of lumber” process. But, everything seemed to work out.
Will be nice to have some permanent storage for stuff that should always be in the vehicle, but often gets moved out.
Cutting away the metal was a bit frightening given my track record with the “measure like 12 times, cut once, go back and get a new piece of lumber” process. But, everything seemed to work out.
Will be nice to have some permanent storage for stuff that should always be in the vehicle, but often gets moved out.
Nice! How thick is the steel? Any flexing if you sit on it?
It’s a cheaper alternative, works well though.
NorCalFJ100
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My brother gave me these barely used AGM batteries that he got from his work at the hospital. Maybe I'll tie them into my system as a 2nd battery.
