Salvagedcircuit

Very cool adapter!

I've read threads here and on other jeep forums about 4 hole dodge injectors. I was thinking of grabbing 2 sets of dodge neon injectors off ebay, ultrasonically cleaning them, getting a new o-ring kit and some ev6 pigtails. example https://www.ebay.com/itm/177527270433 I was going to get a set of fuel rails from scrapyard auto parts dealers on ebay in hopes of getting real oem parts and not clones. Has anyone done this? Thoughts? Thanks a ton!

Aww yeah!

From what I remember reading is that renix jeeps need a 91-98 alternator bracket. However, doesn't the frame also need to be modified to fit in the stock location? I have an AC jeep and I don't want to forgo ac for a larger alternator. Thanks!

Good luck with the sale. Also, thanks for all the videos on the windshield wiper mods and tail lights. I did both to mine and they work excellent.

Sorry to hear :/

Interesting observation and something I'll likely take into account when I open-system mine

Oooh. Those look like Lista's! Ain't nothing for a comanche. 2205lbs You sir have good taste!

These are excellent photos yall

You could practically eat off the underside! nice work!

This is definitely one of my favorite custom comanche's. I hope the project is coming along well

$6400 is pretty good in my book. mine was $4100 but needed nearly everything. 270k miles. part of my build is in my footer. I mean, yours is a 92, can you put a price on perfection?

Top notch work right there

Aww yeah, what an excellent save! Awesome that you resurrected such a rare truck

For the B-pillar lights, I went with Qasim 3000k 240 lumen festoon leds They were the brightest easiest to acquire leds I could find in that color temp. I simply just bent the metal loops back 90 degrees and they fit into the stock festoon holder. I really hate the 5000k+ color temperature aftermarket LEDs. It looks like a blue-white to me. The 2700-3000k color temperature more accurately represents the incandescent - halogen color temperature range and to me, and its easier on the eyes. It's also more period correct hehehe

Excellent work! If you have a link to the 3m weatherstripping you used on the a-pillar, that would be excellent!

Thanks a ton @Big_Mark! I use irfanview that has batch image processing. that includes resizing, change compression, renaming etc. It works wonders and is free. I am totally for a sticky'd banner / dedicated thread post about contributing to comanchclub operating costs. I don't mind contributing to a PC / server parts / operating cost fund. Is comancheclub is self hosted? I self host and it is incredible what you can pull off with a modern PC, 10g ethernet and fiber internet. Granted, you have many users here and this will likely not work with your traffic. 800x600 resolution would be awesome to achieve, the 600x450 resolution limit is restricting at times and may be off-putting to new members. There are a lot of great server hosts out there. Digital ocean, linode, namecheap etc... Maybe its worth it to do a price / performance comparison with the current host.

Thanks! Hopefully I'll post an update in a few weeks! Glad you like it so far!

Oh man. Don't tempt me, I have a gmc safari too!

I really dig this photo. What year was it taken? You'll never know Hehehe

Welcome aboard! Great to see your truck and hear your story.

I could not believe my eyes when I saw this in old navy today. It is not a perfect match to a comanche, but its dang close Correct: The rear tail lights The stripe THE ROLLBAR! With lights! The front lights are square-ish Off: The large mirrors are not mid-door mount The rollbar lights are not round KC lights It's too bad it was in a kids size 6-7. Yes I asked if they had this in mens. The register lady laughed and told me no. If any of you have toddlers or young kids, Go Go Go! There are 2 left at my store.

So for reference, is the 5.4L 4.6L Fuel Injectors from 1985-2003 Ford F150 F250 F350 E150 E250 E350 a compatible 4 hole injector for the 4.0L? Thanks!

I'm glad you got it back safe and sound.

That water pump. Wow. Awesome story, well deserved