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Re: [Project] Clean Start
I miss my Z
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Yes, Yes you do.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
I can beat on the dodge like I did the Z. It's still too shiney and pretty.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Once upon a time ago I said " I hate toppers, and will never have another one".........
Then Craigslist happened
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It's okay. At least that one doesn't look too bad. I hate toppers but I had to have one in college since I have a lot of crap.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
it would look better if it was the kind without the bump. it looks pretty good on there though
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
some day light pics, leveled out the ass end.
![]() these wholes are on both sides, from Antenna mounts for a CB: ![]() an then the 7 holes on the leading edge of the roof. ![]() There are some other chips and what not in it, but over all its still in good condition. Unsure about keeping the rack and lights though, I like them but they are so obtrusive. If i could find a way to replace them with slim LED's to light a campsite or what not that would be nice.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Looks damn good
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
I like the lights on there and the cage. Not the prettiest stuff out there, but should be good in function. As long as you don't park in a garage or low clearance areas, it shouldn't be an issue.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
We don't have to worry about him ripping the garage door off or ripping the roof rack off. They cant park in the garage cause its full of stuff, lol.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
i like the rack and the lights
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
I think it's time to design a rear bumper to match the front.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
also siliconed all the holes up, so wait to test how water tight it is.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
tight fit
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Nice score!
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Magnet tested the front diff, Thinking it was Iron because it has all the right stuff ( 5speed 4.3l) Turns out it isn't. Now I feel less unsure about swapping in a 3.73 diff. hopefully i can find one that isn't beat to shit, then a matching rear. found a guy locally that is SAS his blazer and selling the front and rear diffs( 98 blazer) I may get a hold of him and see if he would toss in the spindles and brakes. The rear is disc so would be nice to have DP calipers up front too. 150 each for those, might be able to swing it this coming paycheck.
Haven't decided if I'm going to keep the lights on the topper either, but i did hook the side ones up for shits and giggles ( also have an H§ LED bulb coming to try out). ![]() Doesn't really light up a large area, if i do keep them im going to swap them ou tfor some wide angle work lights. |
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Reworked the wiring in the bed today, and flushed my coolant as well as lowered the Spar back down.
Pic from the rear, it's not the prettiest wireing but for the space it will do. The black box, now houses the Relays as well as acting as a power distro center. ![]() Pin switch for the Interior light when i get one to put in . ![]() Clap on ![]() Clap off
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
I take it I had a good idea then......cause you stole mine. That even looks like the same size black box that I bought.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Your's is alot fancier than mine, I don't have a board with everything layed out neatly, couldn't do it because my relays are too tall. so its just a place to hold everything to make it look neater. this way there are 2 wires comming into the topper, a Main power and a 3-16 coated wire for the switch power. everything else is in the box. edit this box is 8x4x3 or something like that |
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Lol, yeah, its the same size box, a 8X5X3. I agree, makes things alot easier and neater.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Needs moar lights
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
idk if i like the topper or not its proabbly one of those things that will grow on ya
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Did this last weekend, but forgot to share.
Moved my 110V outlets from here ![]() To here ![]() Also removed one for space sake.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Nice. And now I don't feel so bad, your carpet is as dirty or dirtier than mine.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
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Molon Labe
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Sean, have you considered going to a PVC or rubber floor?
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Negative , I like the look and feel of the carpet more. vynal and or rubber jsut ahs a cheap look an feeling to it.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
AD244, verry tight fit on TBI with stock air cleaner housing
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#281 |
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
same belt?
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
yea i am useing my stock belt, but its stretched a bit. I'm going to replace it next month .
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
can i get the exact part number you used for the ad244? no one at the parts store knows what a ad244 is here
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
8237 is the number on mine, just checked with autozones website and it came up with a few.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
just got these from the brown truck, Thanks to Jaewolf
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
after some work
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
racetruck?
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
got my new steering box in today, as well as the control arms. going to rough align it tomorrow, to hold over until I can hit up a good alignment shop.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
I need to find some Z bars, my drivers is pretty well toast. Thes are with the driver side maxed. the BJ angles are pretty good. I have about 3-4 turns left on the passanger side.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
The girl and I just got back from our weekend camping trip. had a few nice little drives while we were out. Stayed in Leadville Friday and Saturday nights, spent the day saturday driving over Hagerman Pass. not a challenging drive, but fun.
Eisenhower tunnel, took us 2 hrs to get to this point from Denver, someone put their Rig in the ditch on the other side. ![]() View from atop the stone near our site. ![]() ![]() ![]() Tent is in the middle of the pic. ![]() A few from the drive up the Pass. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() At the Continental Divide atop the pass. ![]() ![]() ![]() And down the other side. ![]() ![]() Then we drove to Basalt, and through to Aspen, then Over Independence pass( fun corners on that one). ![]() ![]() ![]() Part of Independence Pass ![]() Got back to our site around 8pm, got a fire going and ate dinner. packed all our things today, then headed home. Stopped at Lookout Mountain along the way. ![]() Random Hitchhiker we picked up ![]() Over all we covered 477 miles, used 26 Gallons of Fuel, covered altitudes ranging from 6k -11,925 ft. Averaging 18.9MPG. and Not one mechanical issue the whole time. |
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
looks like a lot of fun
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
It was enjoyable.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
Sweet dog!
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
one thing I did notice, is I need a Solid drivers motor mount. the one I installed in march is already toast. |
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Girl with wrenches
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
![]() Just weld that motor mount up and it will never be an issue again
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
So how do u like your zq8 box in comparison with your old 4x4 one?
Can u link me to where u got yours? I guess I was wrong about buying them locally. I went to go get one, even though all the parts stores claim to have them, they dont. At least not in Utah... |
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
the one i bought was a Delco unit, got it from RA, but they dont have it listed at the moment , it was for an 86 Mionte with RPO F41.
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Re: [Project] Clean Start
part number 360516561
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Oh yes you allready told me once it's not A zq8 durrr.
Cool thanks for the part # |
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