5spd_xj
<<the good ol days
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I'm hungry
I'm hungry
THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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5spd_xj
<<the good ol days
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- Dracut, MA
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Can't go today
Maybe Friday...
Can't go today
Maybe Friday...
MoparManiac
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Amherst, NH
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Finally back from the honeymoon. What an awesome time.
So much good food, relaxing, clay shooting, kayaking, and just enjoying the view of the mountains.
Still have the rest of the week off. Back to reality come Monday. At least for a week before we get to party again.
Finally back from the honeymoon. What an awesome time.
So much good food, relaxing, clay shooting, kayaking, and just enjoying the view of the mountains.
Still have the rest of the week off. Back to reality come Monday. At least for a week before we get to party again.
5spd_xj
<<the good ol days
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- Dracut, MA
THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
It isn't cracked yet. I was planing on building a brace then playing the unibody down the road.
It isn't cracked yet. I was planing on building a brace then playing the unibody down the road.
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dukie564
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aberdeen, MD
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If it's cracked, you need to plate it. A brace will do no good
If it's cracked, you need to plate it. A brace will do no good
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
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"it is cracked yet" :wierd:
That doesn't really answer the question...
"it is cracked yet" :wierd:
That doesn't really answer the question...
XJLI
NAXJA Forum User
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- Long Island, NY
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fixed what? you fixed nothing.
this is how i fixed my crack:
http://naxja.org/forum/showpost.php?p=245867697&postcount=437
if it is cracked bad, it is my experience that it will crack again unless you get assist... even if you weld it up correctly.
fixed what? you fixed nothing.
this is how i fixed my crack:
so i actually did stuff yesterday.
last week i noticed this:
so i preemptively spent my tax return on PSC hydro assist. but first, had to address my cracking issue...
cleaned it all up, cut off the outer parts that were completely cracked off, found a very small crack in the inside part of the rail
made a plate for the inner rail
welded the rail together where the pieces cracked off
cut a piece out of some 2x6x.25 my buddy had laying around
cleaned up and welded on
and a bottom piece welded on
painted up and box mounted
fancy tig'd PSC resi
i even reused my factory aluminum spacer, which was good enough to not break when my frame cracked around it. my only issue was that the PSC pump was fully threaded in the center hole, so i only used two bolts to mount it. i couldnt get the factory long ass bolt to thread into the pump correctly so i left it out so i wouldnt break it. the ram was on backorder so that will get mounted when i get it. steering feels GREAT its so nice to not have to turn the wheel 10 degrees before anything happens. it feels heavy without the ram but doesnt feel like its struggling at all. cant wait to get the ram on there.
http://naxja.org/forum/showpost.php?p=245867697&postcount=437
if it is cracked bad, it is my experience that it will crack again unless you get assist... even if you weld it up correctly.
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you fix it like this.
it was rolled with asphalt marks on the roof. So this thing saw the road like that. I didn't get your fuel level sender ken. It was all siliconed nasty in and a pocket knife wasn't getting it. I need to go back with an xacto knife so I can get it off.
you fix it like this.
it was rolled with asphalt marks on the roof. So this thing saw the road like that. I didn't get your fuel level sender ken. It was all siliconed nasty in and a pocket knife wasn't getting it. I need to go back with an xacto knife so I can get it off.
THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
I fixed my post. My unibody isn't cracked. I am trying to prevent it but I doubt between doing my trucks torque converter and oil pan I will be able to find time to plate the unibody. I can whip up a nice brace at work in under a half hour. Should I look into assist? I really don't feel I need it for at the moment.
I fixed my post. My unibody isn't cracked. I am trying to prevent it but I doubt between doing my trucks torque converter and oil pan I will be able to find time to plate the unibody. I can whip up a nice brace at work in under a half hour. Should I look into assist? I really don't feel I need it for at the moment.
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
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A mutual friend of mine and my sorta-ex's (not even really sure that counted) just got burned by her too.
Apparently she has now been through 2 (perhaps 3?) dudes, quit both her jobs, moved a state away, and burned bridges with at least two mutual friends since then. One of whom she was planning on living with in NC while she job hunted down there, because she decided she wanted to live in NC instead of CT/MA/NH for approximately no reason right before splitting.
I didn't dodge a bullet I dodged a freaking nuclear bomb
Thanks for checking, but if the rest of the truck looks like that I'm afraid to see how much rust is on the sender. Yikes. :shocked:
If it's in good shape, I still want it.
A mutual friend of mine and my sorta-ex's (not even really sure that counted) just got burned by her too.
Apparently she has now been through 2 (perhaps 3?) dudes, quit both her jobs, moved a state away, and burned bridges with at least two mutual friends since then. One of whom she was planning on living with in NC while she job hunted down there, because she decided she wanted to live in NC instead of CT/MA/NH for approximately no reason right before splitting.
I didn't dodge a bullet I dodged a freaking nuclear bomb
you fix it like this.
it was rolled with asphalt marks on the roof. So this thing saw the road like that. I didn't get your fuel level sender ken. It was all siliconed nasty in and a pocket knife wasn't getting it. I need to go back with an xacto knife so I can get it off.
Thanks for checking, but if the rest of the truck looks like that I'm afraid to see how much rust is on the sender. Yikes. :shocked:
If it's in good shape, I still want it.
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- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
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The stock bolts are grade 8 (as I recall) and have an extra thick head, nothing wrong with reusing them if they are in good shape.
Shitty spacer... yeah I don't get that at all.
The stock bolts are grade 8 (as I recall) and have an extra thick head, nothing wrong with reusing them if they are in good shape.
Shitty spacer... yeah I don't get that at all.
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There also a few bucks at the hardware store, but you guys love fixing stupid shit on the trail
There also a few bucks at the hardware store, but you guys love fixing stupid shit on the trail
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
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I've literally never broken a steering box bolt, except that time I got t-boned by an 89 grand marquis 2 blocks from home. I do put in new bolts when the old ones have any pitting on the shank.
I've literally never broken a steering box bolt, except that time I got t-boned by an 89 grand marquis 2 blocks from home. I do put in new bolts when the old ones have any pitting on the shank.
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