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aries247

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  1. hey carrie, you should e-mail his parents and see if they would want to take jared's pathfinder on the mr.jim run 2 when the details get worked out for it. sort of like a tribute to jared. unless it's something thats too difficult with the loss of jared. not trying to take anything away from jim but just a suggestion.just my .02.
  2. wow what sad news. he was a great guy. wheeled with him a couple times and always was very friendly. sad sad news. r.i.p. jared. my deepest thoughts to his family.
  3. couldn't you just drill and tap a new hole for the sender???
  4. i didn't have a problem with my e brake when i did mine. all brackets stayed where they were. e brake worked fine other than needing adjusting.
  5. aries247

    New rims

    had to do some searching of my old posts. tires were 31x10.50. they rubbed like mad before i put a body lift on it. stuck out about 2 inches from the fender.
  6. aries247

    New rims

    i was running 10" wide wheels off my 87 suburban for a long time before getting new wheels and tires and never had an issue. the only issue i had was they stuck out from the fenders about 2 inches. a tire shop will tell what they recommend.
  7. yes. i used short screws so it didn't hit glass but just when in enough to hold it in place
  8. i used the galvanized metal strap. bends pretty easy and just mounted it to pillar on outside. has worked good so far.
  9. i love my calmini steering. i'm glad i did it.
  10. weird i didn't have any issues with my rough country uca's. but i also didn't have any negative attitudes with calmini either when i got my steering system.
  11. the rough country uca's replace the stock ones. as for shocks you'll have to do a search for the part numbers as i forgot what it was but they are rancho 5000's. fronts are stock length and i think the rears were too. i wasn't able to get the 1" longer rear ones because my mom ordered them online for my b-day last year and i didn't know she was ordering them until it was too late. it still works though. for now
  12. it's actually the yakima load warrior basket. cost was $350. yes i know expensive but what the hell. lift is a 3in body lift, rough country uca's and jeep grand cherokee coils in rear. torsion bars cranked of course. tires are 33x12.50 on 15x8 wheels.
  13. hey zeppelindrummer here is a current picture of my roof rack and lights.
  14. 4. the interlock button is used to start your pathy without pushing the clutch pedal. just make sure it's in neutral first.
  15. JUST GOT BACK FROM SNOW WHEELIN. HAHAHAHA only our day started at around 9 this morning.
  16. no not yet but i probably will get some this weekend.
  17. it doesn't look too high to me. i have the yakima bars,mounts, and basket with 2 6x9 kc offroad lights on mine and it doesn't look much higher than mine.
  18. mine was the same way when i had a temp gauge. i think your fine.
  19. i have a 91 pathfinder and my titan wheels will not fit. you would have to get the wheel machined out. as for the pathfinder wheels well that i'm not sure but i am sure someone with more knowledge than i will post up a reply.
  20. i have a 3+3 and 33x12.5's on 15x8's with 4in backspace and cut the fenders a little and the only rubbing i get now is on the compression rod brackets. mines a 91 if it makes any difference
  21. when i built my snorkel i didn't do it for performance. i did it in case i needed it. it's 2 in pipe. if i need to go bigger it wouldn't be a problem. it actually does pretty well breathing. i didn't think you were being offensive just giving your opinion. it's cool.
  22. i installed mine but i haven't tested it in the mud or anything yet. normal everyday driving is a little stiff at first but i got used to it pretty quick. had to upgrade after installing 33" tires.
  23. i used black pvc and sealed all joints with pvc cement. turned out pretty good to me. i have done a couple changes to mine so it doesn't look exactly as it does in this picture. but close. i can get current picture if you need me too. cost was around 30 or 40 bucks total.
  24. the calmini steering system's idler arm does come with a zerk fitting. just remember there is a chance that they will send the wrong pitman arm. when i got mine they sent the small bore pitman arm with the kit and i needed the large bore. just a little fyi.
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