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Everything posted by nunya
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They do bring the suck with sealing, I've been through a couple sets and they always tend to have one thats ok and one that sucks. I just drilled small drain holes in the bottom of them and paint the inside to match the bumper inserts.
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Is it an ABS system? I've had a coupel cars that wouldn't bleed correctly with ABS unless the car was running(thing they were GMs but it's an idea)
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Oh they can snap and they can be deadly results...
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I like the setup people do that actually goes into the reciver. Especially usefull for people who set up front and rear recivers. That might have some stability issues beign on the trailer ball, lots of movement I would think...
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Worthless is a harsh word, just a little more of a niche than say a XJ or other cookie cutter 4by. Be happy, be unique, and most of all enjoy your build!
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Not to be rude but I think you missed this part of the paragraph man...
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Source of the question must be considered B...
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What do I need to adjust to solve this problem?
nunya replied to v6engine's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Ahh.. the benefits fo an open forum, someone will generally chime in with good forgotten info. Thank you uncc -
Fair argument, I'd say that I'm baking spray paint and bondo above my motor without the insulator but in defense AGAINST me at the same time, the bondo area does have a hole in the center of it that helps heat escape when holding still and having a BL does add 3 extra inches between the top of the motor and the bottom of the hood.
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What do I need to adjust to solve this problem?
nunya replied to v6engine's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Depends, your tires sitting like this? I-I You good, /-I or \-I Fix the leaner, /-/ /-\ \-/ \-\ do both sides (hope you understand what I'm trying to point out). But you said both sides have the same symptoms so I am guessing you mean they are both worn the same. If so then both sides need adjustment. -
What do I need to adjust to solve this problem?
nunya replied to v6engine's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
See the bolt to the righ tof the shock on the contorl arm cross bar(correct term?)? Theres one on each side of it actually. Shim between the bar and the frame. :edit: change pic to make bolt more obvious -
I think they still hang out in the front after UCA's B, if I remember I will put my winters on tomorow to take a pic to give you some comparison(31 BFG A/T's on Eagle 15x8's)
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What do I need to adjust to solve this problem?
nunya replied to v6engine's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
First things first- make sure you don't have play in your ball joints or wheel bearings. If good and tight then adjust camber. AFAIK it's only adjustable by shimming the UCA at the frame. -
Rust Rot frame kit possibly available...
nunya replied to JohnMasters's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
I'd check the core support to make sure your rad isn't falling out as well. My .02 As for the panels, it would be good for people who don't have acess to metal working stuff, I can se those that do for the most part making their own though since as stated before, everyones frames/bodys/floors/etc. don't rot the same way even if in the same general areas. -
I see your QX56 wheels and raise you 14" steelies w/ bias-ply tires!
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Keep clips just in case you need to rig something with one or find another insulator and want to install it that bad. Otherwise deposit it into the nearest dumpster
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Anything is possible if you got someone to make pipe for you. Once I break down and spend the $ on headers I have a dual plan in my head.
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All I'm gonna say is HB's are kind of short from door to door and a T-handle shifter hurts the side. Make sure you have it in 1st, 3rd, or 5th for 5 speed owners out there... *got my 91 while still in high school, I miss that truck*
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Honestly the broken in HB bench I swapped out for buckets was awsome. Only reason I switched it to buckets was using a throw pillow as an armrest got old eventually and the cupholder issue us wd21 owners are plauged with carrys over to d21s as well(used a s-10 Blazer one in there). Came in handy they were free as well and I was in the process of switchinmg the red interior to grey slowly. Junked the truck before I ever finished that project...
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Blasbhemy! I may not run them but I'll NEVER get rid of my Legos...wonder if they look good pink
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Had memories of the ZAV thread thanks to you now...
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Call me screwy but we are working with a SOLID AXLE truck here right? Or are we using different terms for things that may have multipule names?
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attn 90-95 WD21 users: what kind of gas do you use?
nunya replied to ajspath's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
87 does just fine for me -
Depending on what yard it goes to I might be able to get parts to me cheap... Hmm...
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Did it the other way around in a HB. Get a bench from a Hardbody(if you have a 5-speed, get a seat from a 5-speed 4x4 HB, has a notch for the shifters) and you don't have to drill, the tracks will line up with the outer seat tracks for the buckets (if you want the center belt make sure to take that from seat doner as well). As for the e-brake relocation, once again rob the Hardbody for the front cable and handle mechanism.
