enkrypt3d
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Nef: PM Sent! post some pics of your rig already!
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Hahaha. Well i don't know about most powerful ever; but I do have an LSD.
I may be able to claim that title once the remote turbo setup is finished though! Lol17 psi worth of boost will sure make it feel like a different beast! Another of the fun things in the works.
LoL did you program it yourself? And is the stock ECU already socketed? (guessing no) if so how much to do mine?
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Just pulled the ecu out of my new 92. It's getting socketted for a tune as well.
I want to do this to mine... but I doubt it would pass CA smog:(
Is this tune going to include the bigger MAF?
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Yup I was just looking at that! Need 3 more D shackles, thimble and some gloves
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Thinking of replacing the hook with something like this:
http://factor55.com/product/prolink/
Oh and I also got my new pop charger installed... makes a huge difference in MPG and sounds mean! But now I know I need a better intake tube to reduce turbulence... and it ripped (old rubber).
Next on the list:
Replace all rear bushings and install pan hard drop bracket.
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Wired up the new winch finally and did a quick test. Seems to work and looks great.
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Fixed my rattling tire carrier with a piece of cardboard screwed under the tab that the tire carrier sits on that's on the bumper... raised it about 2mm or so and now its quiet! woot
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As soon as I put Royal Purple 10w30 in, it makes a terrible racket when its starting up cold.... but then goes away. Should I go back to regular oil? I've never had any issues like that with RP....
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https://fbf.webshopmanager.net/i-18981187-spacbtrailbush95pf.html
Answered my own question... I 'spose I should replace the rear bushings...are there any others beyond this? Thanks
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Cool are there bushings on each end of the trailing arm? (2 bushings per side?)
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Replace all four rear control arms or the bushings.
Sent from my Moto X
Which rear bushings? Pan arm?
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So what was the solution you guys found?
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So I guess I'd just loop the strap thru the shackle and .......? the ends of the straps are closed loops of course as well as the d shackles that are not removable...
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What do you hook those up to? pics!
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Trying to figure out how I'd attach a snatch strap to the front bull bar... the D shackles are not removable so I guess I'd have to do something like this?
Or should I buy some more D shackles?
For mounting the lights I guess I'll get them mounted under the middle bar...
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hmm, well do they "fit" the holes? If you put a mounting bracket or such in?
Get a shackle to attach that hook to the ring
You should already have some or at least have a couple on your shopping list to fill a recovery gear kit 
The clear parts of the lights line up but I'd have to drill holes in the bumper for the mounting bracket either way unless I mount them to the middle bar hanging down.... and yea I need a recovery kit! haha it never ends does it? lol
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Mine still shakes after messing with everything. It's fairly irritating to watch and everyone who rides in it points it out and thinks its going to fly off.
yea its very frustrating... I've replaced every rubber part in the suspension with very nice components... I might swap to my old wheels and tires to see if it still does it...
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Are those the ones that fit the holes in the front? If so then mount them there and connect the winch hook to the d-ring.
The hook isn't big enough to fit around the shackles unfortunately... and these are the lights I got:
http://www.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting/20211
Sucks that they only come with one bracket. And the optional brackets are half the price of the lights themselves!
Looks good!! Move the lights to the roof?!
Damn that's a TIGHT garage!!! I take it you must be really skinny lol
Haha not that skinny! 6'4" 200 lbs ... the pic makes it look tighter than it is.... the "perks" of living in LA.
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I think the squeaking is coming from the top of the hood where it meets the 2 vents... i sprayed the crap out if the area with some silicone lube and its gone for now.. we'll see if that fixed it.
I put the stays as far out as they can go but the hood still shakes from side to side.. Still need to get the tires re-balanced.
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Got the winch mounted up. I just need to wire up the controller now and lights... cant decide on where to mount the dually LED lights?
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yea the stand offs are at the highest setting... I really wish I could find out what is squeaking!
Anyone have any ideas on how to insulate the hood latch and the U shaped bracket? Trying to come up with ideas. Greasing / WD40 doesn't seem to last very long...
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I would say it's your tires, what tires are you running? Usually speed related shakes are balance related.
BFG KM2's 31x10.5x15... nothing too crazy. I guess it couldn't hurt to get them re-balanced...
Any ideas on how to get the hood from squeaking like crazy? Is there supposed to be a plastic or rubber part that covers the U shaped bracket that is on the hood?
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So what ended up being the problem? Mine is shaking like crazy at about 65-70 mph... I have replaced all bushings under the front end that I can think of... UCA's, sway bar bushings, all toe links, ball joints and strut rod bushings, idler arm... what else is there? The thing that is driving me nuts is the hood is shaking making this awful metal on metal screeching sound.... put some grease on the latch and it helps for about a day but then it comes back...
If I drive slower or faster than 65 then its smooth sailing... HELP!
Going to try and get the tires rebalanced to see if that helps....
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Those are sweet items! I can't recall, what is the power draw?
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I dont think its much as it can run on the 12v cig lighter in the car and it has battery protection to shut off before it drains the battery...
What did you do to your Pathfinder today?
in The Garage
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Debating if I need to get one of those mean green 2,000,000 amp alternators.... running a frig / freezer and may use it during camping.... hmm