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Mnkyboys 89 Comanche project
gambit4000s replied to mnkyboy's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
My name is Adam and I am here to hijack your thread with needless VW content... Please don't hit me...- 798 replies
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Need ideas for custom fabricated steel or aluminum parts
gambit4000s replied to terrawombat's topic in The Pub
Frame stiffeners w/rosette holes for MJ's would be cool, I can bend my own up but a cnc-ed plate to start with would be a nice start -
Mnkyboys 89 Comanche project
gambit4000s replied to mnkyboy's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
I'm looking at buying a friends 60 euro(w/semiphores) rag to build up, I can't bring myself to modify my 63, but a single port w/ original carb just doesn't move very well. I saw a 58/9 panel bus put down 27hp at an air only dyno day, I barely pulled him in traffic... :dunce:- 798 replies
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Mnkyboys 89 Comanche project
gambit4000s replied to mnkyboy's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
Thats what I was thinking You should tell him it's not nice to pick on the mentally challenged... Poor little Camaro :shake:- 798 replies
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Ultimate Snowblower....Can You Say Big Block?!
gambit4000s replied to WahooSteeler's topic in The Pub
PFFT I've broken 10bolts with a 2.2L... MORE COWBELL!! Thats badass!! Reminds me of the BBC Margarita blender -
Mnkyboys 89 Comanche project
gambit4000s replied to mnkyboy's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
Awesome! AWD, selectable diff locks, 30MPG; Whats not to love? I like your bumper setup, did you use stock style mounts? Any reinforcement?- 798 replies
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Mnkyboys 89 Comanche project
gambit4000s replied to mnkyboy's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
Sweet I drive one of those every day... (missing the widebody,short wheelbase,turbo,4v/cyl head) :hijack:- 798 replies
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You say fail, I say pure, unadulterated WIN! :agree:
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iirc after Ford was given a contract to build the jeeps, they put the Ford logo on the tail panel, American Bantam or Willys then redesigned the tire carrier to cover Ford's logo.
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Just thought I would ask
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30hrs 1500 miles sleeping in a walmart parking lot My tubby @$$ @ a VW show in Helen GA Making a little room before a Rallycross event The standard uniform The MJ a few of my other cars 88 BMW M3 63 Beetle, w/factory paint VW Cabrio 77 Corolla wagon
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You used to be able to start a listing on ebay and see the history report in the preview, but I guess they figured that out... Sorry I can't help you out.
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you could look at the driver footwell from the bottom(underneath), poke at it with a pick, small screwdriver etc, If its solid you're good, if it passes through into your carpet, you were already SOL and the hole you just opened won't make much of a difference
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If you can give me a heads up on a X/MJ D44, I'll come down and pull it, and compensate you for your troubles :cheers:
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I got a nearly new set with a blazer I bought, offroad they're decent, on-road they chop quickly and wear pretty fast, but for the price, they are an OK tire, just don't expect much and you'll be happy.
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50* by Sunday :banana:
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The lift is a Bend-Pak, they are available through Northern Tool for about $1650, I bought mine at auction for less than a 1/3 of that. It's decent for minor/tire work, but I would hate to work under one every day. IMHO it is still better than the $2k full rise chinese lifts, something about those things makes me queasy. When given the choice at a former employer, I picked the 30 year old Rotary over a 3 month old chinese lift, in 18 months the chinese one had 3 cylinders, two sets of alignment blocks and a hydraulic pump replaced, I put about 1/2 quart of fluid in the Rotary. A new Rotary would have been about $6k though.
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:agree: I was only planning on 4-5", I bought a set of Rusty's springs that the seller said was 5",I knew this to be wrong, but for the price I was willing to take the chance. After some checking they are #808, 6.5 on XJ, 5.5 on TJ/ZJ. I am looking at a few options, swap/trade someone for 4.5's Buying 4.5's ($99 right now), going to a long arm system, Trimming the coils; both to lower height and to increase spring rate. Thanks for the info :thumbsup: I was aware of the need for arms, I planned on a lower lift to reduce cost. I will most likely buy 4.5's, later go to long arms, and use the 6.5's after I burn through a set of tires.
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Been working a little WJ arms are in, 6.5 coils and SOA coming up next, and I found a nondisco axle i'll probably pick up here's a pic while it's getting the new WJ arms
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WJ UPPER Control Arms INSTALLED!
gambit4000s replied to comanche09's topic in MJ Tech: DIY Projects and Write-Ups
excellent! Thanks for the photos Pete, I did virtually the same thing, with a little more due to my lift. Do you mind if I quote your pics on NAXJA? If its a problem let me know. I didn't have my camera handy yesterday. Here is what I posted on NAXJA http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1018788 -
WJ UPPER Control Arms INSTALLED!
gambit4000s replied to comanche09's topic in MJ Tech: DIY Projects and Write-Ups
quick question, did you clearance the axle side of the LCA mount?(right behind the shock mount) It contacts the arm on mine, I am grinding a small portion away, it appears to be contacting in your pics aswell. -
I didn't realize your daughter knew the professor. My thoughts are with you and your family.
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I'm just a lurker/troll over there, same name :thumbsup:
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tennspeed gets around... I would take a mic and check it out, $50 for a door stop aint cheap
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BEW is still a cam injector engine, but no matter sent you a pm.
