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GrimGreg

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  1. Update on my kitties.

     

    We lost Graffix and Max in the last month. Both of them were old and suffered kidney failure. On the happy side, we had a litter of 5 kittens appear in our back yard. We took all 5 in and got them fixed, they are about 6 months old now. Names, girls are Smudge, and Camo, bothe named for their colorings. Boys are Bully, Mittens, and Tiger. I think we are keeping all 5 now, originally we were going to try and adopt out 2 of them, but after losing our old guys, we decided to just keep em all. I'll post some pics when I can.

  2. Thanks, I got the trays from Home Depot, have to order them they don't sell them in the stores.

     

    My other x-mas present from my wife I may pick up tomorrow, getting one of those 13 drawer bottom tool boxes (roll-a-way) from Harbor Freight.

    I have the same racks, but from Sears. I don't really use mine because they don't travel well, I keep the majority of my mechanic's tools in a bag.

  3. Looks like a scale crawler. You can get micro cameras cheap these days, and 2 way audio is nothing fancy. As for the radio, most modern 2.4 systems can reach 1/4 mile or more (I know mine can). I'd guess there is around $500-$800 in the setup, depending.

  4. Am I right in thinking that it changes the angle (and therefore likely the wear) on the compression rod bushings as well?

    Yes and no....

     

    The front suspension only has a range of movement from upper bump stop to lower bump stop, any lift/lowering done to the truck does not change that. So as your front end flexes the angle on the compression rod continually changes all the time. So while sitting still, the angle might be slightly different than before, but it is still well within it's acceptable range of movement. So yes, the angle is different, but no it should not increase the wear on it.

  5. I have the 1.5" AC coils on my 93, with a slight t-bar lift in front, stock UCAs. In the 8 years since I installed the coils and cranked the bars I haven't had any real issues. I changed out my ball joints 2 years ago from wear, but they were the originals (16 years old). The springs initially gave me about 2" lift in the rear, but settled down after about 6 months, and haven't drooped yet. :aok:

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