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How much does it bounce? Some of it will just be the nature of having a speedo cable. You could go with the boxy Jeep electric speedo conversion. https://boxyjeep.com/products/87-90-electric-speedometer-conversion-full-kit?variant=50337911210295

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Some of this depends on what year external slave stuff you’re after. The 84-86 XJs were also external slave. This thread might help you a little bit if you’re interested in going the early route:

Must be gone already

That could be a good price, depending on the quality of the work.

It is a metal tag. Should be near the driver side hood hinge.

I’m not saying for sure that is the issue, but it could’ve slipped and might be at least partially responsible.

Yup, that needs replacing because of the cracks.

If the rubber in the balancer is cracked, it needs replacing.

That’s a shame that it wasn’t nice. Going to try to get another one? Or going a different route with the rear bumper?

More pictures of the cab after blasting and ready for primer. The firewall did not get blasted because it is going to get smoothed.

The cab is back from the sandblaster

The rim on that eBay one doesn't even look like it was the right color. Looks like it was very bright. Hopefully you can find a good one.

I think you might have to make them. The metal door handles were 84-86 only if I remember right. I’m not sure if all of the chrome ones were metal or not, but I doubt that anyone makes the gaskets for them.

This thing had to come out of storage because COE parts were getting blasted and needed a dry spot to get stored. My dad also got the carburetor dialed in now that it’s got a decent engine. I’m looking forward to putting more miles on it when I’m home next.

I think since 2020, parts have constantly been backordered, increasing in price, poor quality, and every company has terrible customer service. My dad ordered a full trunk floor for his 64 Chevelle 2 years ago when the company was doing a free shipping promotion on everything and it hasn't shipped and they just keep making excuses. It's the exact same price for every 64-67 Chevelle, Cutlass, Skylark, and Tempest/Lemans/GTO. He ordered a Holley Sniper from another car. Installed it per Holley's instructions and it will kill the battery within a week. Talked to Holley, sent the unit back to them, they said its normal and there is nothing wrong with it. It's a $2,000 system that isn't any better than a carburetor. And Holley owns a ton of companies too, all of which have gone down in quality. For the most part anymore, if I need an OEM type replacement part, I'll shop on Rock Auto because it always has the cheapest prices. Any other part I need, I look for either a used one if I can't make it myself, or I'll build it, depending on what it is.

Those look great!

I can never remember if Bosch is the good one or NTK was the good one. Disregard the first part of my previous statement. Get an NTK.

If that doesn't fix it, next time it happens, check for spark. It is getting air, so it either must lose fuel or spark.

If I recall correctly, the Bosch O2 sensors are the ones that are sometimes ok, all of the others are no good. You can also use a wideband O2 sensor and the REM to control open loop and closed loop.

I think that anyone concerned by the color of a vehicle called the Comanche isn't going to know what a Jeep Comanche is. I think you've got a far better chance of someone yelling at you that your vehicle burns gas and is therefore bad for the environment. And that more than likely won't happen either.

Vacuum should drop as throttle is increased. At WOT, you should have 0 vacuum If the engine was at operating temperature, I think you're problems are a combination of a vacuum leak somewhere and a bad O2 sensor.

Correct. Maybe cycle it 2 or three times. Just to make sure you’ve got fuel at the injectors.

What happens if you cycle the key to prime the fuel system a few times immediately after it does some of its bucking? I wonder if your fuel pump is on its way out.

You can also use a smoke machine to help find vacuum leaks.