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Since this is a Jeep message board, and I'm selling a Jeep and Jeep parts in the "For Sale" section on said Jeep message board, this is not spam. The only thing wasting bandwidth here is your complaint and my response to your complaint.... Correct me if I'm wrong here, but isn't this what a...

Frame Off restoration completed 1 year ago. All the best parts, paint, etc. Please visit this website for all the info and photos: http://www.PerformanceTruckandAuto.com I also have a large inventory of new and used CJ parts. Please see the list on the website and contact me with your needs...

1043577 << not to contradict tim, but is it just a little clutch chatter you have? you just replaced the clutch, or also pressure plate? Sometimes more aggressive clutches don't like to slip and if you try to force them to slip, they'll chatter. clutches are also directional, but I'm not sure...

1043598 Yes, brake line extensions are a very good idea. Do everyone on the road a favor though and don't try to go cheap when it comes to brake parts. Spending a few dollars now could save your life and the lives of drivers around you. A good set of braided stainless steel brake line...

1043683 Never heard of them. I've always used Jasper when replacing a stock engine or transmission. They are the most well known and reputable rebuilders and they stock just about *everything*. http://www.Jasperengines.com/ HTH[addsig]

1043781 Hello, Actually, I need to update that price and get some more units in stock. The company that packages the MPI kits is reluctant to sell them to the "little guy" like me in small quantities, i.e. "one at a time". As for the $3500 price you mentioned at your local shop, I...

1043937 <TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD><font class="pn-sub">Quote:</font><HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><FONT class="pn-sub"><BLOCKQUOTE>I have a 83 CJ7, just bought it. Should I be checking the fluids in my Transfer case and if so where? Is it like checking the oil, with a dip stick...

1044563 <TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD><font class="pn-sub">Quote:</font><HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><FONT class="pn-sub"><BLOCKQUOTE>I have this slightly paranoic feeling that my YJ is "dogtracking". I don't know what else it is called, but it means when the vehicle isn't tracking...

1044572 <TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD><font class="pn-sub">Quote:</font><HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><FONT class="pn-sub"><BLOCKQUOTE>Thanks for responses. My YJ has 31 inchers, no lift. Backed into a tree once at walking speed (has any offroad Jeep not had an "accident" at some...

1044629 <TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD><font class="pn-sub">Quote:</font><HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><FONT class="pn-sub"><BLOCKQUOTE> I´m old as dirt, but sometimes the old ways work best. Get a plum bob, find the same spot on all four corners. The fixed end of the spring works...

1057854 Millie, I would strongly suggest having a body shop do the paint work. There is an old saying that goes something like "The sadness of a bad job lasts far longer than the happiness over saving a few bucks". Don't use a roller, don't use Krylon or any other spray bomb paint...

1041061 They're pretty straight forward and simple to make out of 1/8" plate steel, a torch for heating and bending the steel and a hole saw to cut the holes. If you only need 2 of them, the steel will probably run you about $5 [addsig]

1041062 I use POR-15 on all my Jeep restorations and it is an excellent product. If you're talking about doing the frame, you don't need to top coat the POR-15. POR-15 only needs to be topcoated when used in applications that will be seeing UV rays from the sun. So POR-15ing your frame, wheel...

1041063 Go light on the sealer and be careful to keep the bolts organized. A couple of the bolt holes for the VC are directly over the water jacket. If you mistakenly try to jam a long bolt into a short hole, you're going to see some coolant.[addsig]

1041064 High Volume is a good way to go. You might also want to check and replace your main bearings. [addsig]

1041066 A basic jig saw with a 14 TPI blade cuts the 1/8" steel nicely, and you can find a local steel yard in your yellow pages. Just tryin' to help. [addsig]