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I am not saying the change is not worth it...it is well worth it in my opinion too. I think the radiator change is the wrong way to go about it. I did the radiator change before I found out about the metal tank idea. The tank would be a 20 minute job and for MUCH less money than the radiator change. We have spent a lot of time around here trying to educate people on the fact that changing the radiator is the wrong way, and hard way to convert to open. Here is a page in a build thread here showing the install of the metal tank... viewtopic.php?f=7&t=8051&p=139170#p139170

That is what I did too, but it's not worth it. It is a huge pain in the @$$ and not worth the effort. Changing the tank is much easier and makes a lot more sense as well as being much cheaper. I would never trust a $60 radiator either... ;) :shake:

Youth smalls are available and they are starting to get some "T" sizes in stock. Both are kinda limited in colors. I will get you more info on that as we get closer to actually doing it again, but you may have to remind me... ;)

Share...?!?!?

:rotf: I didn't notice that, but it appears to be a cyclops 'kittie'... :yes:

:shake: :doh: What could they possible want with a $20 charger... :roll: Some people are not worth the air that they breathe. Now we have two threads with the same title... :rotf:

Those should be a metric 14mm - 20x1. You could try soaking it with something like PB Blaster for a little while then see if a reverse drill bit will take it out, but the drilling & easy out is probably going to be what you have to do. Yes...the late model valve covers will work and they are an upgrade. If you do a little search, there is a fairly recent article about doing the swap on here. :thumbsup: EDIT: Here it is... viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12871&p=129427&hilit=ho+valve+cover#p129427

Nope...the grommet that the MAP line uses is just a one line deal. The other half that looks line it should have something there is just a plug.

Correct. Here is a snip from the FSM... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2) Start vehicle. Pressure should be approximately 31 psi (2.1 kg/cm) with vacuum hose connected to pressure regulator and 39 psi (2.6 kg/cm) with vacuum hose removed from pressure regulator.

It was a Craigslist listing for an Olds Cutlas body on a Ford Bronco frame. It stated that it runs & drives, but it's not street legal :rotf: That's really about all there is to the story...

I was thinking in a couple months. There were several people that did not get in on this round for various reasons that still want to get them, so we will definitely be making more. If there is enough interest shown, we may do it sooner ;) ;) I am trying to put together a new CC Hat as well to be available for the next round :yes:

I hope you can put him/her where they belong...IN PRISON!! :fs1: I can't believe that someone with a good job in the post office would take that kind of risk :shake:

There are cold air intake set-ups that will allow you to keep all the needed hoses in place. A little ingenuity and you can make one yourself using most of your existing parts ;)

:hmm: I think you mean an M20... ;) There is no such thing as a D20. The Model 20 is perfectly round and the one in that pic is definitely oblong and is an 8.25 :thumbsup:

You can do a Google search and find many places to buy them. I get mine through a friend that owns a shop called JeepersDen here in Orlando. 4Wheel Parts or 4 Wheel Drive Hardware are also good places to get them.

It would seem that by the way the regular season has played out that the Titans & Giants would be the likely Super Bowl matchup...BUT...the last three Super Bowls have been won by Wildcard teams. The Steelers in XL, The Colts in XLI and the Giants in XLII. That being said...I would choose the Ravens vs. Giants as my second most likely Super Bowl matchup. I remain ever hopeful that the Steelers will get there, but I just don't think we have what it takes this year.

That list is probably 4-5 years old now. I just happened upon it as I was cleaning out a bunch of junk from my document files ;)

Welcome to the Club... :cheers: JCR Offroad has just come out with a new bumper for the rear of the MJ's There is also a build thread with pictures of a new one coming from ProtoFab4x4 here...(scroll down near the end) http://www.comancheclub.com/forums/view ... &start=150

I remember a lot of that stuff. It's a great place to visit, but I would never want to live there again. We are probably going to be making a trip up for a visit sometime in May or June 2009 as all of my family is still up there.

You know you're from western PA when... 1. You walk carefully when it is "slippy" outside. 2. You often go down to the "crick". 3. You have to "red up", before company comes over. 4. You've ever gotten hurt by falling into a "jaggerbush". 5. You know that Ahia is a river, a boulevard, and a state. 6. You've ever "warshed" or "wershed" the laundry. 7. You know where Beer Falls is. (Beaver Falls) 8. Mr. Webster is wrong. You know full well that "ain't" is correct English. 9. You know you can't drive too fast on back roads, cause-udda-deer. 10. "Gumbands"... need I say more? 11. You've ever drank an "Arn" 12. You've ever told someone to "quit jaggin around". 13. You know that Clinton, Monaca, and Beaver, are actually names of towns. 14. You've called someone a 'jaggoff'. 15. You hear "you guyses", or "yins" and don't think twice. 16. You know the three rivers by name and can pronouce them correctly, but refer to them as... da Mon, da Al, and da O. 17. You hate Cleveland, although you've never been there. 18. You know where KerNEGgy is, and you like his museum and 'liberries'. 19. You drink "pop", eat "hoagies", pierogies, and gyros(jy-rows) 20. You drink melk. 21. You didn't have IHOP's or Waffle Houses. 22. You know what a still mill is. 23. You cheer for the Stillers. 24. You know where Picksburgh is. 25. You expect temps in the winter to be record breaking cold and temps in the summer to be record breaking hot. 26. You go Dahntahn to da-Strip District, and take your wife wit' you. Be sure to get a Permanee's sammich while yins guys are der hangin' out an nat, and stop dan Dawnzi's and have a few Arn's and listen to Donnie Iris. 27. You can find Zillionopal on a map. 28. You go 'food shoppin' at 'Jine Iggle'. 29. You don't have a spring break in high school. 30. You beleive that "Ize" is the abreviaton for "I was". 31. You know someone from 'Sliberty, E-sliberty, or Wesliberty. 32. You've played with a dekkacards.. 33. You know the Pittsburgh Zoo is in 'Hilinpark' and have been there for school field trips. 34. You say "McConnell's Mills", although you know there is only one mill there. 35. You know what is meant by "The Point". 36. You love Pensivanya. 37. Chipped ham was always in your refrigerator when you were growing up. 38. If you've ever been "ascared" because that "nebby" old lady across the street saw you do something bad, and you know she will "tell on you". 39. No matter how hard you try you can't stop speaking Pittsburghese. 40. You are reading this, and will forward it to family and friends

:rotf: That's how they motivated these guys...he threatened to bring in Vinny & Guito if things didn't shape up fast... :thwak:

Yes...If that is your choice in shock, you can use them. You will have to have the delaer that is selling them to you look up the correct ones for your lift. Rancho makes a decent product, but my personal preference in shocks is the ProComp ES9000's.

:rotf: There is a Gainesville here in Florida and you are likely to see something like that there too.