Azca
If there is a harder way - I will find it...
Do you have pics of where you had to notch the skid around the sliders? I am considering replacing my IPOR skid with this. How much farther down does it hang vs the original trans support?
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (72 Viewers)
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I had to notch the left rear corner of the front armor pan because it hit the white knuckle off road rock slider mount. Angle grinder made quick work of it, fit is great.
Got a Midland MXT275 installed in my wife's 80 today
I didn’t do the best job with the supplied sound deadening. Very sticky and awkward to jam into that confined space.
I finaly finished the exhaust on our '91 LC. I've been putting it off for a long time because I don't have access to a lift and I HATE crawling around under a car getting in and out 1000x to test fit exhaust parts. And the first half of the project sent me to the eye Dr. with a flake of SS steal in my eye even thought I had my PPE on. But I am soooo happy I finished it. No more exhaust gasses in the cab, and its so much quieter. Only gets nice and loud when you really step on it. Its great.
Exhaust is 2.5" 409 SS Summit Racing tube, from the manifold all the way back. Dual cats, transition into a single pipe, into a Flowmaster Super 50, and then exits right behind the rear passenger mud flap. Basically fallows the factory routing. This exhaust is somewhat temporary as I am planning to LS swap this car in the near future.
Exhaust is 2.5" 409 SS Summit Racing tube, from the manifold all the way back. Dual cats, transition into a single pipe, into a Flowmaster Super 50, and then exits right behind the rear passenger mud flap. Basically fallows the factory routing. This exhaust is somewhat temporary as I am planning to LS swap this car in the near future.
Drove to work for the first time since tearing it down for paint!
-Rob
-Rob
Looks great. Which sliders are those? I like how low profile they are
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Wouldn't it be safer to run that big wire under the headliner?
lumbee1
Native American
It's heavy and there's a wire channel built into the carpet.
Are those from Overland Metric?
No. They came from McMaster carr.
overland does have a nice kit though
Roof Rack Delete Hardware | 80 Series Kit
Added a stainless kit with correct M5 flange screws and EPDM UV stable rubber washers to fill the holes left after removing the roof rack on the 80 series. https://www.overlandmetric.com/collections/stainless-hardware-kits/products/roof-rack-delete-18-8-a2-stainless-80-series
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I still need to revisit this. Being in az it never rains lol so I have screws in with just grease.
That sounds great!!
Wow thank youPart numbers for the door rubbers…..
67862-60071 Front doors
67861-60071
67871-60041 Rear doors
67872-60041
68281-60010 Rear tailgate hatch
67881-60010 Rear door/tailgate opening
I got them all from Partsouq.
I have been planning to build a front bumper for years, but never seem to make it a priority. I'm sure it would have been awesome to have a one of a kind front bumper to match my rear, but I found an ARB deluxe on marker place for a price I couldn't refuse. Still need to wire up the cheap Amazon winch but got it mounted up last night. Getting this installed will free up my schedule to concentrate on tire swingouts for my boys cars, and maybe do something else than work on projects.
PM me if you want to sell a set of them for my 80 to recoop a few sheckles.
COS80
SILVER Star
I need to get my wheels balance checked this weekend. The shop installed clip-on weights, when I got my new tires, and I think I lost one. Should I ask them to go back to stick-ons?
We had our social hr during mid-week atva brewery. Hung out with old/new friends. Need to have more of them.
@Shoredreamer @solvefunction @Outsane @Fast Eddy
@Shoredreamer @solvefunction @Outsane @Fast Eddy
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