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vengeful

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    LSD

    Not really MZ. ARB Locker - ~$700US (in the contigious 48) ARB Compact Compressor (all you really need to run the locker) - $140 Shipping - $60 Now....installation is where they get you, however, if you pull your 3rd and bring them the 3rd and the ARB and say, hey, put this in here, you can walk out with it for about $2-300 or so. Then install the compressor and air lines yourself (figure on about 5-6 hours for running the wires and switches and what not), put the 3rd back in the truck, hook up the locker, fill the diff with oil and badabing badaboom. Hell, you could even pick up an extra 3rd from a junkyard for about $2-300 and have the shop install the locker in that, and then just swap 3rds and sell off the other one. Any 3rd with the same spline count will work. Now, if you have the shop pull the 3rd and put it back in your truck, you're looking at about $550-600 for that job. It can be done for a LOT less than $2,000 but you have to want it to be done for less than 2k. Having a shop install everything will probably run you about $2k for a rear locker and $3500 for Front and Rear. Or....instead of using the ARB compressor, you only need a compressor that is capable of spitting out bursts of 90 psi ever several minutes....so the Viair 100C or 100H would work, as long as you don't plan on using that compressor to fill tires. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Viair-100C-...067273725QQrdZ1
  2. Yep....that's the telltale sign that the upper and lower control link bushings need replacing.
  3. Nice seats in a junkyard?! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Every seat I've ever seen in a Junkyard has been dirty as sin, or cut to hell.
  4. Rear suspension link bushings. Very common issue.
  5. 56 Volt Drill? Nah...you gotta go with the 1100 ft-lbs Snap-On Impact!!
  6. I think the thread pitch is M4x1.25.
  7. Clean the bolt with a wire brush, and spray out the hole with some Brake Cleaner and get all the debris out of there with a small wire brush. It's possible there's just a blockage. If that doesn't work, pull one of the other bolts out and see if this bolt will go in that hole, if so, the problem is the hole, not the bolt. If not, the problem is the bolt, and they're cheap to replace from Home Depot. If the problem is the hole, you may have to re-tap it.
  8. Glad you figured it out. Electrical problems are a PITA to diagnose.
  9. 90% of the time it's the sensor. Is the Brake light on with it?
  10. Try searching on http://www.car-part.com and see what you come up with. eBay????
  11. km, It'll fit. The mounts are the same. I bought my sliderz used from the guy who sold his black 01 a while back.
  12. $800 sounds like a fair price for it to me.
  13. I didn't take any....I was in my apartment, and I heard the alarm go off. Grabbed my trusty XD and bolted out the door. They saw me coming and took off. Probably didn't have insurance, like 50% of the jackasses on the road out here.
  14. Wow! That's pretty gnarly. Get some Warns and you wont regret it. sly
  15. Especially if you live near a mental institution...
  16. Other than the change on front CV spline count, there were no drivetrain changes.
  17. Probably close to $60 through UPS for 2nd day.
  18. If it doesn't say...it wasn't made in an Asian country. Probably was made in Australia, I've never seen a "Made In Australia" stamp on anything I got from there, including my Staun stuff. I'm ordering mine when I get back from Moab Gotta save some money for the trip.
  19. Welcome Geoff. I think your best bet is to try to find a used set from someone that has put Rock Sliders on their truck. Or you could get Rock Sliders, which are heavy duty side-bars that can be used as steps, but will also protect the rocker panels from impact. Just the other day in fact, I had a guy hit my truck while it was parked outside of my apartment. Luckily he hit my sliders and did nothing to my truck, but it destroyed his car.
  20. If you're making it an audio CD, the files are converted to WAVs and it should play just like a regular CD. It will not read a Data CD.
  21. The 93 will sell quick, better jump on it fast.
  22. I've seen them pop up on eBay, and I think Summit or Jegs carry them as well.
  23. vengeful

    winch

    Definitely let me know, as I'm very strongly considering it!
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