LandShark
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I'm not sure how long I drove without it, but I didn't notice until I pulled in to the parking lot at work. One of my co-workers pointed it out. Truck didn't seem too different, of course I'm still ironing some steering/suspension issues. So the truck isn't really driving great to begin with. lol.
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Funny, but pretty ridiculous.
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Made it to the hardware store. Took a couple minutes, but I got it pinned down. M14 x 1.5 pitch.
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Any pics bud?
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Does anyone know what the thread pitch for the panhard rod(axle side) nut is? Got to work this morning and noticed the nut was missing and the panhard rod was disconnected from the axle side and flopping around.
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Welcome to NPORA bud.
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Welcome to NPORA bud. Which part of texas are you from? I'm just south of Houston.
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Welcome to NPORA bud. Like everyone else said, looking forward to seeing some pics of the old girl.
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Welcome to NPORA bud. Sweet rig.
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Funny I thought he was talking about Aussie's
DAMN Trainman, I couldn't read all of that because my brain was HURTING
That guy needs a
Agreed. Couldn't finish it. Some peoples kids.
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GG Pezzy. lol
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Check this thread for some other options.Bumper Brackets - Post body lift
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Lol. That's awesome
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Where are the pics? Did you finish her up today?
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Welcome to NPORA bud.
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Dude's right. It's like my great grandpappy used to say " If its got tits or wheels....eventually, it's gonna give you trouble". :tonguefinger:
Yep, thats just like: No matter how good she looks; someone, somewhere is tired of her isht.
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I like that look.
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Welcome to NPORA bud. Lets see some pics of the old girl when you get a chance.
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why would anybody want to mess with the 4-link rear and h233b? i could see it if you went to a d60, d70 or 14bolt... is that a d44 or 10 bolt in the rear? oh and nice use of lift blocks.88 se dana 60s 4.10s plenty of power
rancho 44044 springs front, rear chevy 63" springs, about to get me some better tires BZ
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Like I said, if they want anything unreasonable out of me, they better be ready to take me to court. I highly doubt most would honestly be ready to go that far, much less spend that kind of money on something like that.
And if they were, I'd simply move my stuff the night before the court case and tell the judge "sorry, but I couldn't physically do it sooner because *whatever reason comes to mind insert here*"
Be their word against mine, and as the problem's solved
I guess if you're renting, and don't really care about everything that comes along with moving out in the middle of the night then go for it. But if you own the home, you're not just going to move out over night.
To give you an example that pretty much strikes down your first statement about them not ready to go that far. Friend of mine owns a home, and last year received 2 letters from his HOA. First one was to replace the fence in his backyard, because it had been damaged by a storm and was getting old anyways. Second one was to paint a post on his front porch. I guess it had some mildew growing near the bottom from years of being rained on and such. To solve the first one he spent $3K on the fence. He has a huge back yard, and lives on the corner with no neighbors behind. So unfortunately he had to bare the burden of replacing the whole thing himself. To solve the second one he cleaned the pole real well, not going to say it looked brand new, but in my opinion I didn't see anything wrong with it.
Well several months go by, and he receives a letter, I don't remember if it was from the courthouse or from the law firm representing his HOA. The letter states that he is being sued by his HOA for $1200 for not complying with their request about painting the pole. I'm not sure how exactly they justified $1200, guess it was lawer fees, and a bunch of other crap.
As previously stated several times in this thread that not all HOAs are the same, but don't be quick to assume that they won't go that far. After all, that is what they do, that is what their whole thing is. If they didn't pursue things like this no one would take them seriously or abide by them.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not justifying them. Personally I think its a fscking joke. Just thought I'd give you a little insight from this side of the country.
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What're they gonna do? Fine me? Good luck... unless they have US Law on their side, I won't listen to a word they say. If they try to bring US Law in, I have ways of making them out to be the bad guys *grins slightly* if there's one thing I'm good at, it's... persuading... people to see my point of view Got me out of a LOT of scraps, both in primary/secondary school AND with the local and state law around here.
Did you read any of the previous stories? All depends on the HOA you have to deal with.
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Lol, just missed ya bud. Yeah man, you don't know how many times we joke about that dealership.
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Welcome to NPORA bud. If you're looking for a local club check us out at Texas Nissan Offroad. The club just got back from Barnwell Mountain in Gilmer, Check out these pics and videos.