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how do you use this code on the site?

very clean for the age

Just got done watching some of your videos on youtube. The MJ LOOKS GREAT! I didn't put 2 and 2 together that it was you from the forum until I caught a glimpse of my old drive shaft under your mj! haha. So what numbers did you end up getting on the dyno before the transmission problems.

The hood ornament,,,,

I want to do the opposite swap.

Not true. Still many things different that are not noticeable to the naked eye. One major is the roof line. but yes the doors will still work, True, but how many people are going to swap a roof? that requires, cutting, grinding, and welding. the Seats or parking break the other hand are items that can be removed easily but mods are required for use between the two platforms. Hunting for parts, 4 door Cherokees are a safe bet from the dash forward. Its came up plenty before when people find the LUND visors off of cherokees and want to put them on comanches.

Not true. Still many things different that are not noticeable to the naked eye. One major is the roof line. but yes the doors will still work,

the mileage is in one of the pictures.... but other than that the dude is out of his mine. 4000k max......

test the map sensor

That makes me sick..... If I lived in Montana I could afford my new F150 that I want all beacuse of a cheaper light bill.....

WOW! ours is 0.14. My AC runs non stop 8-9 months out of the year. my highest bill was in aug with 100-105 degrees and it was $483.00....... Right now it is a high of 70 today. Two days ago it was 82..... "COLD" for us is around highs of 50's which usually are in jan. But this winter has been usually warm for some reason. The heat gets old, real quick... but I'm sure the snow does also.

I guess I havent thought of that since it is not a issue for me in South Texas. My heater never turns on in my house and I never really need it.

Do you realize the amount of electricity that is using though? For every two hours you have that light on its costing you around $0.14. I sometimes work 8+ hours in my garage a day. That would get the electric bill jacked up pretty quick.

The reason I went with these vs anything else, even though I could of got more lumens for my buck at cosco, was cause the color temp was 3000k. And they were thin enough to fit under the rail of the garage door track.

Here are some pictures

Definitely interested in your opinion of these. Got them in yesterday and hooked them up. I wasnt blown away by the light they put out but it was still a good amount. Esp for 13 bucks. I'm happy with them and if I need more I would buy more. But if you want super bright, order a few more than you think you might need.

well what was the problem

:thumbsup: and get a alignment. After that if the death wobble is still there start checking track bar bushings and control arm bushings.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/252194747333?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Just ordered 2 of these for 29 bucks shipped. They look to be the warm white color temp too. I thought it was a pretty good deal. I'm going to run the electrical outlets in the ceiling this weekend and when it comes in, it would be ready to plug in and mount. Ill keep updated on light output.

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#2, I would make some changes of course though... However I would kill to have any of them. All very clean trucks

sweet! I wish I would have sucked it up and bought that size tool box when I bought my first one. I have kept on running out of room and have pieced two smaller ones together.

I went and looked at these this weekend. They look like a good buy. But I didn't jump on them cause I would really like a fixture that is Warm White color temperature. I have noticed the 5000-6000k Temp range affects my mood...... anybody else?

Well in that case I guess you could do that plus 4.5" lift fixed control arms

I imagine that would be a terrible ride..... the geometry of the control arms would be horrible with 8 inches of lift. unless the drop brackets drop thee mounting locations 4 inches..