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RE: Re: Spool VS Locker I've just read this entire thread and agree with Mingez as he posted last year... the west is too wide-spread for a large % of us to meet on any specific weekend. It's a great idea on the computer guys, but the real world is just outside our doors. The real world...

RE: Re: RE: August goings ons.......... heater hose or heater core? LBR

Sparky...know how you feel....we are at the same crossroad as many citizens of this country are...how to give.......how to help.....the Mrs. and I, over an established period of time, are donating 25% of our retail sales to hurricane Katrina victims thru a cash donation. Excuse us for bowing...

What do I put in my NV3550 transmission? I didn't read far enough to see what size of rim/tire it had as I had just aquired a bad case of ROFL-ing and had to run to the Bat-room and excrete a Robin. :shock: :oops: LBR

Yup, pretty simle for sure - this day and age we take everything for granted and don't apply our gray matter to these theorys...what with hot running water, electricity, battery power, fuels and so on until something happens like Katrina. Then the most taken-for-granted things become necessary...

Now why didn't I think of that...??? The head gasket would be the most likely problem, but let us know if there is water in the oil - that is another different owie.

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: mandatory reading Terry - how about 8-9 major mail-order suppliers that we all purchase from with the last one being "Other"? Include a few non-4x4 exclusive places as well like Jegs, Summit, J.C. Whitney, (etc). If web addresses were listed with them, it might turn some...

Can someone go over to Ebay and post the address here on the Zs (I don't know how) of that 2003 Rubicon Show Jeep with a STARTING bid of $90,000.00!! Check out the 24 Carat Gold winch mount and more! See it on the Rubicon?.......WE THINK NOTTTTTTT.... :lol: :lol: LBR

Same goes to you too, 88Wrangles!! :shock: :lol: LBR

No Mingez, GPS doesn't mean "Girl Position Sensor!" Shame on you! :shock: :lol: LBR

AKASHAJEEP - Thanx for the info. Although it doesn't apply to my vehicles, I have got to say, without an ounce of doubt, that your pics are the utmost I've ever seen anywhere!!!! Wish they were miine!!! Love that NOS!! LBR

How many regulars on the "Zs" are in the path? (hopfully they don't answer personally!) LBR

yjdave - you just reminded me that Dutchman is right out my back door in Portland - will check it out and JP, I will do a search for Moser's website and contact them....thanx guys LBR

I've seen the Superior brand mentioned once before...best to go directly to the manufacturer for either of those or do you spec' that they sell to dealers only? LBR

Nothing wrong at all with the 4 corner drum brakes until some yay-hoo pulls rank on ya and says his has discs on the front (know what I mean, Vern?) :lol: :lol:

Am wanting 1 piece axles for the late 70's CJ-5 AMC-20 rearend...any preferences as to a particular brand and mail-order supplier??? Thanx LBR

RE: moving to NC The Mrs bought a brand spanking new 1977 CJ-5 for her graduation present back then - we still have it in the shop and are using parts off of it (sat for 14 years and sheet metal disintegrated!)for our recently aquired 1979 CJ-5... she got every option available at the time...

I believe that the T-18 4 speed was only offered behind the I-6 engine back then - It most probably has the T-150 3 speed unless someone has swapped in the T-18 - Dana 20 transfer case - front disc brakes were first offered on the 1977 CJ-5 me believes. LBR

What to coat frame with: undercoating vs. bed liner Whenever you replace a used thinner steel cover like that or oil pan, timing chain cover. stock valve covers (etc.), it is a good idea to invert them on a soft piece of wood and with the small end of a ball-peen hammer or small socket dimple...

RE: Re: RE: What President Bush Higher speeds and windy conditions could mean turbulance inside the engine compartment making something slap against the firewall (or under the floorpan) that may make you think of an electrical problem LBR