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From Gordon's Flats to Roadrunner is 18 miles. When we are on the skinny pedal it takes 12-15 minutes to get to Glamis. We usually dune most of the way there and back though and stay off of sand highway. Leave around 9-9:30am, dune the vast majority of Glamis, and can be back in time for a late...

Gordon’s. Did a good bit of duning through glamis as well though

Short report: Everything worked fantastic. New trailer was great, car ran great, weather was great, ceremony was great, had a great crew, went on great rides, and can't wait to go back!

If it’s back firing it’s dumping too much fuel, so could just need to reset the TPS

Alright, got it wrapped up enough for a vets trip. Still need linens, captains chairs, and a few Knick knacks, but I’m very happy with the way it turned out. During: After buffing, polishing and waxing. The stickers outline is still visible, so I will eventually go back and wet sand the...

This car is one of the best off road cars ever made. No one can convince me otherwise

Thanks Jeff. The 7.3 motors were one of the best ever made. International did a great job. But there's a few "problems". #1: It's a dog. While it will tow whatever you put behind it, it won't do it quickly. Towing the weekend warrior home from Oregon, I was doing 40mph up the grades through the...

Thought I'd follow up on this one. Finally pulled the trigger on a new truck. 2020 Lariat Short Bed. Single owner truck, every maintenance receipt since the day it rolled off the lot, and a DCR fuel pump. Very happy with the truck so far. Hitch will go in it this weekend. I'll put a level on it...

Drive this: Ride these occasionaly: {insert photo of my lady (not for you dogs)}

Seats are gone. Harnesses still available

Seats are gone. Set of Crow Harnesses available. Free99 - pickup in Costa Mesa

Thanks guys. Messaged Adam and Onyx

Anyone got a good shock guy in Orange County that can turn 2 bypasses relatively quick? Found 2 bad seals I don’t have time to deal with by our first trip

Got my new sparcos tacked in. Going to finish welding the new mounts tonight. New belts going in this week. Then it's just fluids and CVs and I'm ready. There's more cosmetic things i'd "like" to do, but unnecessary for the season.

I use the eastwood one (1st one in that screen shot above). It works okay. It's limit is 1/8 wall 1 1/2" 6061. I blew up the hydraulic jack trying to bend a tube for my boat tower. Mild steel it'll bend no problem. I upgraded it with a 12 ton jack from harbor freight and now it works much...

Fill the cup with belray, fill the CV with Swepco and call it a day. None in the boot

This is why I stepped up from WD40 to wheel bearing grease for my CVs, and from vaseline to WD40 for my hubs.

Just a good ole rehash of a 3 year old thread to argue about grease. LETS FIGHT. I say wheel bearing grease from autozone works just fine

ain't nothin to it but to do it!

Just shy of 2 gallons. Worked out to about 1 per coat and we did 2 coats