THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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foxwar71
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Colin, we might need those coils for Dundy's jeep. Not quite sure how's its gonna sit yet, once we get the shackle brackets and rear axle in we'll know for sure.
Colin, we might need those coils for Dundy's jeep. Not quite sure how's its gonna sit yet, once we get the shackle brackets and rear axle in we'll know for sure.
Olympus Off Road
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May I ask wtf those springs were from? That's hella stiff.
May I ask wtf those springs were from? That's hella stiff.
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They're all yours dude, they've been sitting here for a while now. How soon do you need them?
To support Colin's giant domepiece.
They're all yours dude, they've been sitting here for a while now. How soon do you need them?
To support Colin's giant domepiece.
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TBI throttle bodies weigh a lot and he has three of them.
TBI throttle bodies weigh a lot and he has three of them.
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whenever we can meet up unless you will be metting up with dad soon
ctxjlimited
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Why streak the bowl when you can leave one in the top tank? Upperdecker ftw especially if its one of those weird pressure tank toilets with no water up top. Just remember to wipe your boot marks off the seat.
Why streak the bowl when you can leave one in the top tank? Upperdecker ftw especially if its one of those weird pressure tank toilets with no water up top. Just remember to wipe your boot marks off the seat.
MoparManiac
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I cut the coils down to get the MJ to sit right with the 4.0 and then cut them down again when I effed up the height of my fabbed coil mounts.
I cut the coils down to get the MJ to sit right with the 4.0 and then cut them down again when I effed up the height of my fabbed coil mounts.
vetteboy
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MoparManiac
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Yup. Chillin in my basement right now :laugh:
Probably gonna trash them if neither Rob nor dundy wants them.
Yup. Chillin in my basement right now :laugh:
Probably gonna trash them if neither Rob nor dundy wants them.
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I can set them outside for Colin to grab if he wants to do that for you, I have no idea when I'll be up your way.
I can set them outside for Colin to grab if he wants to do that for you, I have no idea when I'll be up your way.
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I'll be back out there Wednesday, I'll text dad when I put them outside.
I'll be back out there Wednesday, I'll text dad when I put them outside.
vetteboy
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I like this:
10" x 24", little small for what I'm looking for, but the price isn't bad, it's relatively local, and fully restored.
Hmm.
I like this:
10" x 24", little small for what I'm looking for, but the price isn't bad, it's relatively local, and fully restored.
Hmm.
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Is that a South Bend Model A? Because if it is, welcome to the club. The threading controls and drive head look familiar.
Except mine's completely unrestored and has a different base/table.
Is that a South Bend Model A? Because if it is, welcome to the club. The threading controls and drive head look familiar.
Except mine's completely unrestored and has a different base/table.
vetteboy
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No...Logan 825. Buncha tooling, a full collet set, was stripped down to bare parts and rebuilt with all new bearings throughout.
It's a mid-1940's machine so the spindle bearings aren't the desirable ones (49+ is generally regarded as a better design) but with new parts it should have plenty of service life. Guy is including the original bearings because they're still fine, he just wanted to do everything 'new' while it was apart.
The ad is rather dated so I dunno if it's still around or not...no harm in asking I guess.
No...Logan 825. Buncha tooling, a full collet set, was stripped down to bare parts and rebuilt with all new bearings throughout.
It's a mid-1940's machine so the spindle bearings aren't the desirable ones (49+ is generally regarded as a better design) but with new parts it should have plenty of service life. Guy is including the original bearings because they're still fine, he just wanted to do everything 'new' while it was apart.
The ad is rather dated so I dunno if it's still around or not...no harm in asking I guess.
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