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k9sar

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  1. k9sar
    the search button is your friend (though...in summary...) the thorleys are made better. the pacesetters are less expensive the thorleys don't advertise that their headers will fit on a WD21 w/ AT though some have reported that it's not an issue. Most installations have reported problems with the EGR tube fitment or crossover pite. ceramic coated is better than not (but expensive) I have a set of pacesetters in my garage that I have yet to install.
  2. k9sar

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    k9sar replied to FLApathy's topic in The Garage

    remove the E-clip from under the dust boot in teh cross member. That'll allow it to slide backwards
  3. k9sar
    then TORCH THE PLACE (and dig a pit in the basement)
  4. k9sar
    what she said
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  6. k9sar
    I say the place
  7. k9sar
    aah. That explains it. I really like the TA/KO's. They still have a lot of tread and they've been daily driver since I got them and have had several trips on the rocks
  8. k9sar
    you still rubbin tires even with the 3" lift?
  9. k9sar
    I did that once but it unplugged. Maybe if I tied a loop or something.
  10. k9sar
    nice!
  11. k9sar
    I'll bet.
  12. k9sar
    do tell
  13. k9sar
    I had mine looped around the tire carrier when I was up at the lake. Forgot. Yanked open the tire carrier and pulled another 3 feet of wire through the gasket. I was sure I screwed the pooch but it was fine.
  14. k9sar
    heheheheh.
  15. k9sar
    I have BFG TA/KO's and they're a bit noisy on the road
  16. k9sar
    check your harness connections also. I had a loose connection in mine. Amp was fine.
  17. k9sar
    yep. Put about 25 per day on it to/from work
  18. k9sar
    back to about 17mpg without dragging the boat. Usually get just over 300 before I start looking for gas.
  19. k9sar
    that somehow sounds a bit perverted but I'm not sure why
  20. k9sar
    you still scrounging for parts CD?
  21. k9sar
    my shift levers get kinda hot too but I've never thought much about it. Of course, I just went through having to put out a fire in my carpeting caused by excessive heat.
  22. k9sar
    ghosts. glad to hear she's runnin again.
  23. k9sar
    I have the harness that plugs inline behind the access panels at the rear lights. I leave it tucked in there until I need it then I just lay the flat wire out the door and slam away. That's what gaskets are for. Never even dented the insulation on the wires.
  24. k9sar
    is it roomy? I hear Pezzy is lookin for a place to stay
  25. k9sar
    it's not a cracked manifold problem.. the problem is that the studs that hold it on are prone to breakage thus leavign a gap between the head and the manifold.
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