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  1. Why didn't you change your sixth plug 97se? It's not that hard.

     

     

    that was along time ago...guess I should change my signature. I finally changed it, after about 2 weeks after the first 5...when I finally figured out what that tool in the pouch was for

  2. I bought the truck w/265/70/15's and am looking to replace the tires. Is that the stock sized tires or did the previous owner upsize it? Also, someone please provide to me the size of this tire in INCHES? I can't find any tire conversion programs online that would give me this info :confused:

     

    Lastly, when you guys say 31X10.5X15, that's outer diameter of the tire, width, and inside diameter (rim size) correct? TIA

    Go with 31x10.50...don't put the 30x9.50 on it as they are to narrow and look retarded (trust me)

  3. OK, so I'm trying to install these RS9000x on the rears.

     

    1.) First thing...the upper mounting pin is larger than the hole on the RS9000x. However, there is a metal bushing inside the RS9000x upper mount that can be pushed out. If I push it out, the shock will fit. Is this OK?

     

    2.) The bottom mount on the Rancho is smaller than OEM shock. The OEM has a flared bottom that seats in the cradle on the lower shock mount. The RS9000x does not have a cradle...just a straight up rubber bushing. Therefore, the Rancho is about 3/4" narrower than the OEM. If I mount it, there will be space between the lower mount bracket and the rubber bushing on the shock. The shock would not be tightly held between the lower mount bracket. Someone suggested filling the space with washers. What gives? Am I missing something here?

     

    TIA

    ~Stephen

  4. I just replaced my #6 this past weekend...it wasn't bad at all this time around. I used the Nissan tool with no problems. My only suggestion is to put a small piece of tape on the plug once in the tool to hold it place just enough to keep it from slipping out of the rubber seating. Worked like a charm. Guess I should change my signature now.

  5. Replaced all 3 belts this weekend, and after a few miles of break-in, I'm now getting a little squealing right as I fire it up. Very quick, then immediately goes away. Anybody have any idea of how tight these should be? They all "seem" tight now. Also, do I need to worry about proper torque on the pulley, adjusting brackets, etc.?

  6. Looking at a set of RS9000x 9-position adjustables.

     

    1.) Does it make sense to get adjustable rear shocks if the front is non-adjustable struts?

     

    2.) What are the opinions of the shocks from current/past Rancho owners?

     

    3.) Should I go with the 9000 or maybe the RSX self-adjusting?

  7. well, I went with the BFGs again. Turns out, the REVO deal was good but not as good as I originally thought. Firestone slipped in the "madatory" road hazard package for +$80. So true savings were cut from ~$240 to ~$160. And the BFGs were on a great special everywhere so I'm happy.

  8. Need new tires, currently have the BFG A/Ts and love them...45K miles and still going BUT in hearing all the hype about the Revo, I am open to a switch. The Revo is being offered at an incredible deal right now...buy 3 get 1 free + $75 rebate, so around $475 installed. The BFGs are running about $515 installed. What are your thoughts? And, do the Revos look as good as the BFGs intalled on a Pathy?

     

    TIA

    ~Stephen

  9. I've been running the JWT pop charger for about 5 years, and it's a definite improvement over the stock intake (even when drawing hot air!) and you'll get even more out of it if the exhaust is also opened up.

    Do you think your MPG improved any? Throttle response is better? I hope so, man these 3.3L struggle for power. Low range torque is OK but throttle response is for the birds.

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