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SilverPath

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  1. Passenger side under the hood on the firewall Man....I really need to clean my engine bay
  2. In that case, Most competent paint supply stores can make any paint/primer you want into aerosol form. Atleast down here
  3. When I painted my buddies mustang, and did the body work on my 'cuda I used PPG's high build. Bought a gallon of it with their catalyst. Lays on real nice and easy, and is super easy to sand.
  4. The topping out will soften over time, however you can add limiting straps to the front so it doesnt go bang. I am fairly certain I saw this done on Fleury's rig.
  5. On the other hand, that box van has a hell of a driver, I drive one frequently and don't think I could of pulled that off.
  6. Harbor freight carries a trim removal kit that is worth its weight in gold. Ill second Nunya on testing patience with picks and flat head screwdrivers.....
  7. Got tired of my belts squealing for the past 6 months, so I changed the PS one, and tightened the others. Oh and replaced my corner bulb that was out. Now she doesnt howl and has all her lights. If only the front end didn't feel like it was gonna fall apart.... Another day I suppose
  8. I know the feeling, I have a severe case of "Saggy Ass"
  9. Ah sorry should of added onto that, check the upper and lower link bushings in the rear, grab them and try and wiggle them in all different directions. If they move they are toast...I suppose you could check the sway bar end links aswell while you are down there.
  10. Check the link Bushings for play(they may be shot), that may be where the out of control feeling is coming from. My back end is real saggy and it doesn't feel out of control as my bushings are still tight
  11. You can buy the kit from Krypton Fab http://www.krfabs.com/product_detail.php?productID=2
  12. ^^ It may have a slight one but the downhill driveway pics make it look worse. Looks nice.
  13. There are lots of Unibody Cherokees running around with an SAS. They can't be THAT much different underneath. Plate the frame and put a three link underneath. Use a link calculator for the Geometry and go to town!
  14. I can't tell if it was Sarcasm lol, since he has an R50
  15. I had a Black and Decker set that I kept breaking in half. I borrowed my neighbors Snap-on set and it was awesome. He also let me try the lovely left hand bit. Get one, they are the holy grail for taking out broken stuff!
  16. Take a long screwdriver and put it to your ear. It will act like a scope.
  17. Take one of those flimsy stock crossbars and drill some holes into it. Turn it around in the tracks so the flat edge is facing forward. That way you can get the light as close to the front as possible.
  18. Odd? I don't really know. Nissan does so many weird things one can not just assume since he/she has an Auto or Manual trans he will have options A or B. Along with their trim packages, they pretty much threw in whatever they felt like for each. (I have found out)
  19. Carry a small electric impact drill and you can do it faster then 30 min
  20. Hell yea it is, I tore mine and Nissan wants $100. I said Ill used Gray Duct tape haha
  21. He could weld the front and get locking hubs to disengage the front diff when on pavement.
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