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THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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asp
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
i've done it twice by accident on my SV. also not fun.
i've done it twice by accident on my SV. also not fun.
themangeraaad
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Edit: Just looked at Nucci's on streetview, def not that place though I do think I ordered from there before (or at least looked it up at one point looking for local pizza spots).
I remember we always used to go to order a half dozen slices for < $20 and bring them back for my apt, we would always order while we were at table and vine (or whatever it's called now) getting beer. :dunno:
Hmmmm, I haven't been to flying J's in a while. And that sounds like a hell-of-a pizza. Might have to try that out. :thumbup:
That sounds familiar but on google maps that place is coming up on Sumner. I'm sure I have gone there too because it just sounds real familiar... But the place I was thinking of is across the river from downtown; IIRC it was one exit up Rt 5 from memorial bridge.
Edit: Just looked at Nucci's on streetview, def not that place though I do think I ordered from there before (or at least looked it up at one point looking for local pizza spots).
I remember we always used to go to order a half dozen slices for < $20 and bring them back for my apt, we would always order while we were at table and vine (or whatever it's called now) getting beer. :dunno:
MoparManiac
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Your dog is hyper.
I love dogs. I'm off to play with mine for the rest of the evening cause I don't have anything else I care to do.
Your dog is hyper.
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
:eyes:
1 hour...
GO WHEELING! FIX YOUR JEEP!I love dogs. I'm off to play with mine for the rest of the evening cause I don't have anything else I care to do.
:eyes:
1 hour...
asp
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nice. worth it. i think i'll be happy with my setup once it's all together, though. i'm too far into it to turn back now. plus, i want to make everything from scratch. i might be flame cutting some plates next week.
jenn would be jealous. what kind of dog did you get? what's his/her name?I love dogs. I'm off to play with mine for the rest of the evening cause I don't have anything else I care to do.
themangeraaad
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
I love google maps street view. I just drove myself from memorial bridge to the pizza shop via streetview. I knew I remembered how to get there
It's Liquori's pizzaria & restraunt @ 659 Westfield Street, West Springfield.
Damn good pizza, the owner/chef dresses up and everything, awesome guy... Love everything I had from there. For BBQ chicken pizza they just tore up chicken fingers and put HUGE chunks of chicken on it, their ziti pizza was great. Apparently they have a real cheap seafood dish and stuff too. You walk in there and feel REAL sketchy about ordering seafood (I never got it myself) but my friend and his [now] wife had it and said it was pretty damn good, esp for the price. Plus they have all the circus type candy but real cheap there too.
Now I want to drive out to springfield for pizza and to bring a ton of Wings home :laugh3: Well for the food and just for the drive, I miss living out that way. Hopefully will be out to central MA within a couple months, wish I didn't work so far east or I would move further west than Charlton.
I love google maps street view. I just drove myself from memorial bridge to the pizza shop via streetview. I knew I remembered how to get there
It's Liquori's pizzaria & restraunt @ 659 Westfield Street, West Springfield.
Damn good pizza, the owner/chef dresses up and everything, awesome guy... Love everything I had from there. For BBQ chicken pizza they just tore up chicken fingers and put HUGE chunks of chicken on it, their ziti pizza was great. Apparently they have a real cheap seafood dish and stuff too. You walk in there and feel REAL sketchy about ordering seafood (I never got it myself) but my friend and his [now] wife had it and said it was pretty damn good, esp for the price. Plus they have all the circus type candy but real cheap there too.
Now I want to drive out to springfield for pizza and to bring a ton of Wings home :laugh3: Well for the food and just for the drive, I miss living out that way. Hopefully will be out to central MA within a couple months, wish I didn't work so far east or I would move further west than Charlton.
Begster
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Crack welded (surprisingly easy to fix, had to weld it left handed and didn't use any filler rod), and frame plate 1/3 of the way welded on.
I don't think I'm going to plate the passenger side frame, it doesn't have any steering or anything attached to it so it should be fine for now.
Crack welded (surprisingly easy to fix, had to weld it left handed and didn't use any filler rod), and frame plate 1/3 of the way welded on.
I don't think I'm going to plate the passenger side frame, it doesn't have any steering or anything attached to it so it should be fine for now.
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MoparManiac
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
:thumbup: Glad to see some progress.
Did you drop your front axle to do this though? If you did I would do it now.
:thumbup: Glad to see some progress.
Did you drop your front axle to do this though? If you did I would do it now.
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Why? I don't jump mine like Colin did, I don't go hardcore wheeling, mine pretty much stays on the streets these days. What benefit am I going to see by welding on that plate right now, for street driving? I would much rather spend that time working on/getting my bumper finished, which will have an extended mount that will pick up a lot of mounting holes on the pass rail, and will act to stiffen the front as a whole.
Why? I don't jump mine like Colin did, I don't go hardcore wheeling, mine pretty much stays on the streets these days. What benefit am I going to see by welding on that plate right now, for street driving? I would much rather spend that time working on/getting my bumper finished, which will have an extended mount that will pick up a lot of mounting holes on the pass rail, and will act to stiffen the front as a whole.
MoparManiac
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Piece of mind I guess.
If you already had the front axle down, not much more work to weld that side on too.
Piece of mind I guess.
If you already had the front axle down, not much more work to weld that side on too.
Begster
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
I just unbolted the steering box (so I could get to the crack) and the trackbar bracket. After that, it drops all the way to the floor without any problems. I did remove the driver coil, but the passenger coil is still there, and would take a little longer to take out. If I honestly want to do it, I can do it when ever I get to the main uni-body stiffners, as I will have to drop/remove the axle for that anyways since I'll be removing the drop brackets.
Edit: ya there is a good amount more work if I wanted to weld it on. I would have to strip that hole side of the paint, which took a little while, cut the top off the other one, and get it ready to weld on. I'd rather work on the bumper, then go hang out with my friends in Wellfleet, which is the real reason I came home this weekend.
I just unbolted the steering box (so I could get to the crack) and the trackbar bracket. After that, it drops all the way to the floor without any problems. I did remove the driver coil, but the passenger coil is still there, and would take a little longer to take out. If I honestly want to do it, I can do it when ever I get to the main uni-body stiffners, as I will have to drop/remove the axle for that anyways since I'll be removing the drop brackets.
Edit: ya there is a good amount more work if I wanted to weld it on. I would have to strip that hole side of the paint, which took a little while, cut the top off the other one, and get it ready to weld on. I'd rather work on the bumper, then go hang out with my friends in Wellfleet, which is the real reason I came home this weekend.
MoparManiac
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
If you think you're going to add it later...do it before your front bumper.
Or else take that measurement into consideration when building the bumper.
If you think you're going to add it later...do it before your front bumper.
Or else take that measurement into consideration when building the bumper.
foxwar71
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When did you get a new dog Bill?!?!?! PICS NOW!!!
his PS frame plate with match his PS rocker protection, NONEXISTINT!!!! :gee:
x3957498574
in all seriousness, jsut plate the PS too. the reason i have to get rid of my awesome front bumper is cause it was built before front stiffys and will not fit once its stiffened.
I love dogs. I'm off to play with mine for the rest of the evening cause I don't have anything else I care to do.
When did you get a new dog Bill?!?!?! PICS NOW!!!
his PS frame plate with match his PS rocker protection, NONEXISTINT!!!! :gee:
x3957498574
in all seriousness, jsut plate the PS too. the reason i have to get rid of my awesome front bumper is cause it was built before front stiffys and will not fit once its stiffened.
Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
you should of had the dog help you with the bumper todayI love dogs. I'm off to play with mine for the rest of the evening cause I don't have anything else I care to do.
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