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Question for those running these. I tore an air line wheeling (ok, maybe prerunning ) and the compressor wouldn't stop running till I pulled the fuse. Thats normal right?
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The Nissan racing cams, 3.3 block, Infiniti Pistons, exhaust, new ecu really open it up.
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'68 Jeep CJ5 after mastering an older Yamaha Banshee built for mild racing. (What a ride that was!)
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Holy crap!!!! You need to ground that thing NOW!
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What you probably need is a mirror mount like this. http://www.ebay.com/itm/RoadPro-CB-Antenna-Aluminum-Mirror-Mount-for-Freightliner-Mac-Trucks-NEW-RP535-/181230153387?pt=US_Radio_Comm_Antennas&hash=item2a3228aeab
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I wonder if you could mount/ have welded a bracket onto an exhaust clamp? Maybe not the prettiest, but just an idea I had while trying to find a solution for you.
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Oh my. I dont think there's any one upping that.
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Oh no....
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Poor thing. Looks nice. I like Scouts but they're too big for my trails.
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Friend of mine's friend was hit in the leg and will recover.
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Deep water submersion with the Pathfinder
92Path_68CJ replied to SpecialWarr's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Check all your fluids including diffs. Don't want water in there. -
It's easy enough to stick that on.
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I want to see one in a solid axle pathy.
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35" Tires without re-gearing?
92Path_68CJ replied to nathanholtgrewe's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
You'll hate it if you don't regear. Your engine will be incredibly strained. -
This isn't gonna be like those pink stretched Jeeps in Vegas right?
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IIRC they have some electrical gremlins. JP magazine just did a little article on them. Not a fan of the ZJ, but whatever works for you. Lots of people aren't fans of wheeling stock Early CJ5s and here I am.
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That sounds very very expensive for them!
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Why?
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SAS Wagoneer Axle
92Path_68CJ replied to Mkeesucker's topic in Solid Axle Swaps, Hardcore Custom Fab
Properly set leaf springs can flex just as well as coils, but I agree with Kingman here. Why leaf spring the rear when coils are already there? -
I always use a torque wrench. My JEEP's steel wheels are very sensitive to over tightening. The first set of wheels got wallowed out by a tire shop over tightening them. But then in 20 years on my last Pathfinder, I don't think any used a torque wrench on the lego wheels. In the end I vote torque wrench.
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They worked decent when new, but that was a long time ago. Many either don't work by now, or are so worn out that it really doesn't make a difference. I'd check that all the connections are tight, at the switch and the shocks first if you want to get it working.
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Sweet! Love your Terrano and so glad that you were able to bring it with you! I'm impressed at your milage. I thought I was hot stuff getting 24 highway!
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I love my Geolandars. They'll pretty old (10 years), but they do great off road, and the road noise isn't too bad. I think Yokohoma has a more street friendly version of them and a slightly more off road friendly version. If they still made the exact set I run right now I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.