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Precise1
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Yes, yes... The record times are IF you have a good place to work, IF you are mechanical, IF you have all the tools, IF you have done it before... Blah, blah, blah. 88 said it well in his first post. While it would be nice to save the $, not everyone is in the position to do it for 1 reason or another. I think we should respect that. B
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V6, before you offered to import snorkels rather than have people do hack jobs. I'm curious, what can you easily get, for how much, and what currency/where would you ship from ? I want a snorkel, and would like something to compare to.. Sorry about the pain, but you are doing soo well !! B
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Cool Bud, It made my day to hear you have her back and nothing is ruined !! Best look into some clever, nasty theft deterent devices now !! B
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Good letter Bud !!! I'm all for not wasting gas and trying to minimize environmental impact, BUT that guy is a twit !! I have so much to say about it, I'm not going to start. He's definitely an assjack !! B
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Well, the rack is pretty cool, but otherwise it looks stock to me. $10k, eh ? I have no idea what those are worth... B
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Thank you V6. They have somewhat different form than the stock and look more mug boggerish, but I like the fact that they are flexible rubber ! No point in the stock ones if all you do is tear them off. While they aren't the prettiest, they give the truck a more customised, off road dedicated look.Cool ! B
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Aww isht Bud !! Yes there are a few members who will see this within 24 hours from that general area. I hate to say it, but it's either on someones ranch, getting chopped up, or being wheeled to death. I hope to he11 I'm wrong and it turns up tomorrow morning. I wish the thieves several different nasty diseases; I HATE bastages like that !! Best of luck and sorry Bud !! B
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He's baaaaaaack... Ehem, Mr V6 Sir, allow me to clarify please. My use of 'out manuvered' meant verbally, as in the other post, not what you do in the bush (I don't want to know ) Specifically, when someone called you on comparing your nicely modified rig's offroad ability to that of a stock 'yota. That is when you admitted it that it was not a valid arguement, AND admitted that the stock WD21 pathfinder has serious front end weaknesses that limits it's true off road capability unless addressed. Shall I beat the drum some more ? No, it's unnecessary. Sorry for the misunderstanding, I was unclear in the previous post... And please refrain from :oops: on my rug unless you clean it yourself... B
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brake petal brake light switch stops (contacts)??? You got me !! I looked at my 95 and it seems that you could just plug the holes (epoxy, wood dowel formed for tight fit, etc) then adjust the switches for the right position. Seems like a simple fix. If you dont like that idea, go to the stealership and look at their microfiche,,, GL bud ! B
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Um, Slick, we're talking about our trucks here... B
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Yep, thats right... But I'm a generous guy; what level of warning would you like ? Don't say I never gave you anything !! As far as I know, no one carries a warning. Personally, I don't see the need, and would MUCH rather not go there ! B
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Vengeful !! I think we can all agree this site has saved us all plenty of $. If you dont count the cost of doing mods you would be otherwise unaware of that is... B
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Hey Bud, ran across this for you. It's a 2 for 1:answers your 'turd' question AND has snorkel info and links. Not the one I was thinking about though... http://npora.ipbhost.com//index.php?showto...22&hl=turd&st=0 B
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From what I have heard, replacing the timing belt is a PITA, mainly to get to it. Most people suggest replacing the water pump at the same time as it is darn near the same work. Kinda buying insurance if you know what I mean. I dont know what hourly rate this shop is charging, but about $400 seems appropriate. This is an estimate, but I'm sure people who have done it will agree. B
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Yeps, my 95xe has the tire carrier, power mirrors, rear defroster/wiper which is not the 'normal' options for the xe I believe. It does NOT have trailer hitch, rear spoiler, roof rack, side bars, grill guard. These are generally easy bolt ons and can (maybe) found at junkyards, part outs, ebay and aftermarket. Good luck Bud. I swear there are a few here in Cali for sale you would like... B
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There it is... It doesn't matter if it is steel cable, chain or synthetic strap. You put 5000-10,000 lbs force in it and it lets go, it's going to whip crack something fierce. Only drawback to cable it that you dont have to be hit by a shackle, the thin diameter combined with the weight and rigidity can cut you real deep also. Whole point is caution, no matter how you do it. B
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Yes, thats the name, I have a can or two. I'm not sure how environmentally friendly it is and it says to cover intake, distributor, carb, etc, "safe on MOST plastic and rubber" and "electrical connections may short". The only reason I have some is for the underside of the motor of an old VW (very goopy). B
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Use it as a stencil and spray paint it on... B
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Bah, you two were bickering like you were married !! And yess, I know your points; I read the ehem, discussion... Nice truck V6, looks like an off roader and I'm sure it performs the same ! B
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Um, yes... Not necessarily, he just recently backed down off of the 'toyotas are crap compared to nissan' and admitted he had been out manuvered and actually agreed with the other side... He likes it when it is covered with a bull bar and lights. Not everyone likes the front end as proven by the post, so that is not only his opinion. Everyone is entitled to one... If you dont like what he has to say, fine. No one said you have to reply or argue... Lets face it, no matter what you think about the Pathy styling, its a he11 of a lot better than the Trooper, so it could be much worse... B
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Maybe he spotted a turd on the road ahead and was just trying to get a running start... B
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Damn, I liked the block style better... JK ! Thanks for the info, I'll pm ya with the amounts... B
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My onboard air is a high volume hand pump... I think the biggest complaints about the little compressors is that they take for ever, although it is far better than nothing ! Notes about the one you listed. 0-35 PSI in 2 minutes... For what, just the line, a soccer ball or 33x12.5" tires ? Also, 35-45 psi could take 5 minutes. The higher the pressure the slower they go. Flow up to 2.543 (lol) cfm. I bet that is rated flow at 1 psi continuously. Not telling you not to buy it, just pointing out the incomplete information. Don't want you to get it and be pissed. As for hard wired compressors, can't help you there, but it seems simple to do. 88's CO2 tank seems like a good idea; you can always fill it with air also... B
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Ok, I get that, but just consider me stupid. You never answered my Q. Whats the difference ? Is it a different lay out ? Does the printed one have a solid rectangular form and the die cut is just a stamped silhouette. Which is more durable ? Can you post a pict of the die cut version. I'll be ordering some, just want to know what I'm ordering. Thanks Bud !! B
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Just thought I would let you all know what is goin
Precise1 replied to wheel366's topic in The Garage
Congrats on something being done, and lets hope it is done well. Don't ease up on the thumb screws !! B
