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I like the look but I don't wanna spend $200 for themReverse engineering time!

Found some goodies too.

Thanks, correct thrust bearing was ordered so I don't have to shell out for a complete set. They gave me a .020 over instead of a .010

Started engine assembly just to find the Thrust Bearing they gave me was too large..

Welcome man!

Never underestimate the power of redneck ingenuity. Lmao

This or the ICM.

Got bored, installed the rear springs. Before and after. (Still didn't remove the junk in bed)

The Crankshaft Position Sensor supplies the ECU with signal for spark. The Camshaft Position Sensor (inside the distributor) supplies the ECU with signal for the injectors.

I never liked the stock transfer skids as they are weak here in Fl. (A cyprus knee is a hell of a lot tougher than a rock) gonna fab my own.

Round two...Fight! Lol. Looking forward to this one as well.

This was more along what I was thinking. You can buy this T-shirt material with a flag print on it. Not fit for actual flag usage but people make flag crafts with it all the time.

As military, I don't find display of it offensive. As long as its not stomped on or covered in dirt like these idiot kids do with it behind their mud trucks.

The 235's don't look too bad with a small lift.

I've used offroad diesel fuel.

How about different color swooshes?

There's a lot of places to off road in Ft Leonardwood. There's a Military Jeepers Chapter up there that meets and rides.

Eagle, will this help you better explain it with?

Well, I'm mobile again, in pain but at least moving around. Anyways, look what got delivered! Deaver 5" leaf springs.

CAD: Central Axle Disconnect or Control Arm Drop MAP: Manifold Absolute Pressure TB: Throttle Body or TBI: Throttle Body Injection (depends on which engine) EGR: Exhaust Gas Recirculation VC: Vacuum Canister I believe there was a thread somewhere in here that lists all the abbreviations.

Ft Lost in The Woods?. I was A Co 554 Engineers.

Congrats! Remember, no matter what branch you chose, we're all family.

Too late. Fiat Strada compact pickup.

Congrats!!

If the time comes, I have one in the barn.