I would snatch up the booster (with the thin aluminum plate that goes between it and the fire wall), reservoir, and prop valve. Then you'll have them for later. :D
Make sure you use a Throttle body cleaner, or a carb cleaner that says it's O2 sensor safe. Some carb cleaners aren't and they can mess up the O2 sensor.
I don't recruit jack. I point guys to the answers they seek. If that's a link to this site, than so be it. If that's a link to Naxja, or Pirates, than so be that too.
Nah, that's not entirely fair. Burress was simply the last guy to play today. There's plenty of blame to go around. Like to my TE that got all of 1 point, or my RB that got a big fat 0. :mad:
Wow, FF certainly makes ya care about players and teams you've never cared for before. I spent the last half hour screaming at Plaxico Burress because he can't catch the freaking football!!!!!!!!! I lost by 2 whole points and P.B. was in the endzone but couldn't get the ball more than once! :rant:
I've had Shock Top and agree that it's pretty good. Mine came with a gigantic orange slice in it so I didn't realize it had that taste already.
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I also have peeling Rhino liner (on my truck's rockers). I've seen other guys' trucks that have Rhino and it seems to be holding up, so I'm guessing there's going to be some variation due to the installer. :dunno:
It was a tactical decision due to the number of week 10 BYEs. See, when your team is consistently doing as poorly as mine, you tend to get fist dibs when the new draft comes along. I don't doubt I can pick him back up. :brows:
I totally understand. That's why I got the rollbar installed before the trip. But not once in Moab did I feel like I needed it (and I did some of the gnarlier obstacles). A good reliable braking system is paramount though.
Depending on what you do, you won't need a cage. Heck, many of the trails can be tackled in stock rigs (although a lift and locker can go a long ways towards making you look like a slickrock master :D ).
...and you don't have a manual trans. At least they were able to keep it pointed straight down. I shudder to think what would have happened if they started rolling over.
Are you planning to use the Ford radius arms for your suspension? If the front axle is indeed from a 78 F-150, it'll have the cast radius arm mounts which are a real pain to work around when converting to a different suspension design.