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My prefered non-beer drink is Crown...either straight up or on the rocks. :D I don't indulge in liquors very often though because "liquor makes me brave" ;) . When not drinking BL Lime, I just chug this stuff by the bottle full... I'm allergic to that stuff.... every time I drink it I breakout....

Id swap it to a 4 banger and boost it..

is it just top coat? Mil spec is acid wash, epoxy prime, then top coat..

Man you better scoop that deal up... engine stand worth about 75. The picker I'd say worth 100 used, It looks like its made from aluminum.. Yeah I would buy it.. think I could barrow it?? That is if you buy it..

They tend to have overheating issues.. Did they ever have a 4 cyl??

Yeah Eagle, a picture would be worth a miilion bucks. So do I definiteltly need to add the overflow catch bottle. And off topic here but would someone tell me WTF IIRC means. IRC = If I Recall Correctly or Remember

looks good to me man.... here fixed your link http://www.markashurst.com/Jeeps/Moroso/ [ url = www.blahblahblah ] [/ur l ] with no spaces

that manny is for a HO.. I think you'll have to grind a few spots off to make it fit a renix head..

I like this one best. edit: i like this one better.... Image Not Found

What about all the other car parts at the "big name" suppliers like Napa, Autoxzone, etc. that have 10 year old hoses, or 10 year old bushings, or 10 year old TRE's, etc. sitting on their shelves in a warehouse somewhere that they continue to stock their stores with? What if I said I had a set of factory MJ bedsides that were "new". We all know those are over 10 years old. Would you be upset if you laid down some cash on those? Point is that not just the tire industry does it. A part that is not used and in original packaging is considered new; no matter hold old it is. Non-the-less it's an interesting topic about the tires... Yes but tires are $150 ea. compared to $15 ea. I can live with a 10 year old hose or belt, but tires cost to much to be getting some old stock.. its just I'm not going to pay alot for something thats old stock.. That is if I'm buying "new" tires.. I usually buy good used ones because it always seems that I need them when the monies are low.. (which is pretty much all the time)

The biggest point that I saw was these places selling "new" tires that were 9 years old... I don't know about yall, but if I'm laying down cash for new tread those suckers better not be 9 years old....

I'm digging that whole front... Looks kinda like an older Isuzu Trooper..

I like the head lights ,, but that grill is deff not Jeep...

Get u some SEM plastic prep... Rubbing alcohol will help too..

Quoted for truth. Worth the extra money! Soo true. Use some 3M Super Weatherstrip adhesive to stick it on to the valve cover. It's the best gasket adhesive there is. Thats all I used when I was turning wrenches for Mopar. Good tip.. I'm going to have to try that,,, I know that that 3M stuff is like thick rubber stringy arse goo... Works good on rubber/plastic trim pieces too!

haha... that guys sitting there like

start removing vac lines off your intake and plug them with your finger.. When you find the faulty one your truck will run normal..

:agree: Kill'em all let God sort'em out... :evil: :D

That bumper would fold up under the axle before it'd do any good..

yep, remove the dizzy, take a flathead screwdriver and chop the handle off and put it in a drill. fill engine with about half the oil required from factory, and spin the dizzy rotor with the screwdriver tip. pretty much the same way to prime a SBC

That engine looks solid man.... Great price... I think youll be fine with some new oil... Is there a way to manually prime the oil system on a 4.0???

Your missing your windows key. :redX:

Got any pictures with them on an xj???

I wonder.... do those lights fit in a 96 down xj?? I think I read where it does... Wondering if one could cut the rear section out the xj and cut the rear of the mj and then form the xj's metal to the mjs bed.... Ive seen lots of tail treatments on hondas, even help put some skyline tails in a mazda 626.. plus all the caddy tails that fit on full size, and s-10 chevy trucks.... :hmm:

Don, thats going to be one ecstatic young man! Remind him to take care of his fish.. Might even tell him to let his Dad put it up on the wall somewhere it won't get taking down alot... Those mounts are pretty fragile...