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Just got my Rock Krawler track bar and bracket in the mail today. Thing is beefy. Also found out I have a bad wheel bearing on the Left front Crappy part is I just replaced it with a brand new one a couple months ago

 

Nice foundation, your starting with a nice one. How is the drive train, suspension and interior? Looks like it was taken care of.

 

well today i:
swapped out the 31s for 32s
got a red top optima
ordered HID's and new halo+projector lenses
bought some memphis speakers to replaces mine that are all blown haha

and this weekend i will be cutting and rolling the fenders to better clear the 32s

 

Memphis speaker are awesome. I have some in my doors.

 

I installed my lift, mounted and installed my tires today. A couple more things and it will be ready for wheeling this summer. I fixed all the mechanical stuff and now I',m on the fun stuff.

Before:



After:

 

Took off my TPS to clean it and hopefully solve my 2000 rpm idle problem. Letting the ECU reset for a few hours while I take the truck to get some grub. Replaced the IAC valve yesterday hoping that was it, but nope. If it's still idling high after this, I'll start searching for a vacuum leak at the manifold gasket.

In other news, my new IRO double shear adjustable track bar came in today! Between that and the free Rancho rectangular fixed LCA's, I'll hopefully lose a little of that slight bump steer that I have. To truly fix it, I'm sure I'll have to replace the leaking steering box.

 

I can't get over how much i love that color of paint ... What color is it?

 

Dug out old 4x6 quad trailer to prep for attempt at camo paint gone bad..

Got some stenciles from epay,worked pretty good,just ran out of talent.


Oh well,swing and a miss.Looks better than it did.Like the waggy tails!

 

Replaced the ignition coil on my '86. Whoever thought to bury it under a ton of vacuum and air lines should be kicked in the nuts.

 

Looks like something Ted Nugent would drag behind one of his Broncos. Still, you get an A for effort.

 

Just ordered a bunch of stuff for my oba system

 

Drive train is great. Drove it home three hours from Philadelphia to Frederick, MD without a problem. Suspension is good; it just has one shock that needs replaced. The interior is pretty nasty right now, but a good vacuuming and a few parts should fix it up nicely. Definitely a good starting point.

 

Last night

 

Got a can of sea foam to run through the tank as soon as my gas gets lower. If I'm happy with the results I'm gonna get another can and do the vacuum line and oil treatment too.