Anyone have an extra pitman arm they are willing to part with?

 

Sorry to post this again guys but I always seem to get the bottom of the page when I throw something up for grabs.. FML

Got a set - 4 - of 35 x 12.5 - 15 Goodyear Wrangler AT's with MAYBE 400 miles on em along with 5 American Eagle Polished Aluminum Wheels Style 187 15 x 8. The rubber is damn near brand new, the wheels got a little rash, but nothing crazy. They are balanced with Airsoft BB's, 8oz front, 6oz rear and dont wobble at 70mph on the freeway.

Im looking for some 33 x 12.5 - 15 with steel wheels. Can be Cragers, Summit Racing, or what ever as long as it is 15 x 8 Ovbously I need a set of 4 but if we work out a deal I will include the 5th AE wheels.

I Possibly may just take a set of 33's with some cash on top.
PM me here or send me a text n ill send ya a picture of what the combo looks like. 702-303-1120

 

Who knows about smog stuff and what these results mean? What do I need to replace/ look at?

 

Got my stock one. Text me

 

What year is it? High HC and CO is caused from incomplete combustion. Could be from bad sensors, or holes in the exhaust. Or even a bad catalytic converter.

 

It's a 93 so should I replace my o2 sensor and cat? I know I don't have holes

 

Is the CEL on? When did you do a tune up? I would start at the air filter, then the throttle body (make sure it's clean). Spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor. Just inspect and replace as necessary, depending on age and mileage. O2 sensor shouldn't be ruled out, but they usually fail because of improper combustion. If the ignition isn't up to par, the O2 sensor will fail early and cause premature cat failure too.

 

Does it look like someone's tampered with your cat because I've been driving mine since I got it with what I thought was a cat but it was gutted so I bought a new one and it passed smog like a champ 1990

 

They came in today

 

I'm guessing cel means the engine light? No it's not on did tune up not very long ago if say September. So it's prob bad o2 and cat. But idk again lol but will look it all over and see what's up. Could a broken vacuum line do it?

 

No it's passed smog every year before ib had this for like 4 years now I think

 

Oh okay

 

Pull a plug and check it. Make sure they are clean and not burned.
Vacuum leak will cause a lean mixture, which will cause high HC and CO. And yours are excessively high.
A bad O2 sensor will cause a lean mixture, which in turn causes high HC and CO... so it's kind of a, check everything and replace as needed scenario.

 

Letting everyone know. Logandale run got moved to Sunday due to weather. 7am meeting at Petros speedway.

 

Damit! Of course it did and now I need to replace parts...