Pretty much finalized. I do not have the engine and transmission in the truck yet so the front end is sitting ridiculously high. The price of this lift might go up just a little if front spring spacers or 6.5" springs are required.
I have a cleaned, machined, and prepared engine block back. I am working on the head right now and wish I had dug into it sooner. The exhaust valves are pitted from oil leaking through the valve stem seals.
MrSimon's pictures are hosted on http://home.comcast.net/ which is a dead site.
CTswampyankee's Facebook linked pictures were deleted from Facebook. Same with some of Neohic's Facebook pictures. Though
Basically if it says "Posted Image" that means the image host they were using deleted the images, a dead site, or the host is experiencng service issues. For Facebook they are probably having an issue.
I just mixed a perfect looping ring tone.
Uncompressed, untouched, ready for editing loop
https://dl.dropbox.c...wdisfunJeep.wav
Compressed and normalized iPhone ring tone
https://dl.dropbox.c...eepRingTone.m4r
Compressed and normalized MP3 ring tone
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9392221/4wdisfunJeepRingTone.mp3
Uncompressed and normalized WAV ring tone
https://dl.dropbox.c...eepRingTone.wav
The kit is about $100. However, you pretty much can not use the surface spray for about three weeks otherwise it will possibly tear or flatten the area. As well, it has to avoid getting wet.
He measured 2,300CFM for the stock electric fan.
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/electric-cooling-fan-cfm-rating-tests-results-1182706/
If you manage to find one unbroken in a junkyard you should buy it. A brand new TYC 620560 is $60 through http://www.rockauto.com.
Both my headliner and sun visors are falling apart. I am resewing the sun visors and regluing a new headliner with black headliner material I bought at JoAnn.
They generally always have a discount coupon up here.
http://www.joann.com/coupon/
The old neutral safety switch got to play with Mister Crowbar just to come off. I picked up a replacement for $12 from LKQ that has less little wear on it. Just took some cleaning to make it all shiny!
The pistons, piston rings, main bearings, camshaft bearings, and oil pan came in today. The block is going to the machine shop tomorrow for decking and boring along with getting the rods machine to fit the pistons.
"Hi, other person's insurance company, I need you or your designated repair agent to locate a good condition Jeep Comanche rear bumper. You have thirty days."
*Beep!*
There is no crack there that I can tell.
This is what I did with tinted U-POL Raptor in my Wrangler. I do love the product when it is applied properly!