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Anybody use 2" OD tube? Custom tube clamps for 2" tube. 1/2" thick, 3" long, milled flat on one side for welding, uses six 1/4"-20 screws (not included). I have 21 of them, $10 each, or $150 for all of them. Since I can't seem to upload pics from my phone, they're similar to (But with 1 flat...

Nice work. :awesomework: I know you said you've got a spare case to swap the guts into, but I've got a few on the shelf if you need.

0141 and 0161 are from the two downstream O2 sensors. 0304 is a cylinder 4 misfire 0420 is a general code for ineffective catalyst (which matches with the 2 O2 sensor codes) None of those should matter to the TCU. History?

Why not just run a little in-line regulator between your air supply system and your ARB system to keep it at 100psi? Keep your tank and compressor pressure high so it's not cycling every time you hit the switch, but step it down for the ARBs. Something like this...

To get directly to Sally Evans, try 425-388-3311, extension 2156.

Too much info to address everything you could possibly want to know. Start here: http://forum.ih8mud.com/40-55-series-tech/118417-purchasing-fj-40-fj-40-b-u-y-e-r-s-g-u-i-d-e-f-q.html Then feel free to ask more specific questions :awesomework: In general, newer is better. 76+ got disk...

If you're in need of one soon, you might try taking the old one to these guys: Canyon Motor Rewind 502 Maple Avenue Snohomish, WA 98290-2530 (360) 568-4171 From my dealings with them, they're not cheap, but do good work with quick turn-around.

IIRC, the 9-speed cassette uses a narrower chain (HG93?), but the 8-speed cassette should be standard width (HG70?). Maybe you just have the wrong chain?

ACK!! If you haven't already ordered, don't buy anything from JTO. Seriously. I'd rather buy reman'd stuff from Napa than take my chances with Joe Turpin. If you want a kit, I'd go with the upgrade kit from CCOT: http://coolfj40.stores.yahoo.net/clutmasslavc.html (I own this.) Also a good...

According to this: http://www.atlas-tc.com/pdf/712/716287.pdf, that AA part number crosses to Toyota part number 31470-60022, which fits FJ40/FJ55 from July '70 - August '74. Napa sells the slave for $27, the master for $26, and the hose for $22. I didn't check prices anywhere else...

How dumbed-down do you want? :D The bearing has two halves, that fit into the connecting rod and the cap that bolts onto the end of the rod. If the bearing "spins", something isn't working right. Quick GIS - you can see the two halves of the bearing and they're not in the correct orientation.

If you don't have anything custom on the housing (link mounts, hydro mounts), I'd just swap the housing. They're what - like $50? If you really want to keep the housing you have and you want the stock seals to work as well as possible, clean it up, bondo the whole thing, and sand it smooth...

If it's as nice as it sounds, it's worth maybe $100. I've seen a few for sale for $100-$150, but they're not selling. There is a complete one on ebay for $50 with no bids, but it's got rusty guides. Sport King rods were sold by Montgomery Wards back in the day. Depending on the model, there...

The footing is poured in place. The cross-section size depends on how big the span is, but for your application, figure 18"-24" square, with a 4"x4" notch down the middle of the top. The pieces get bolted together, set into the notches, then mortared in place.

You said DNR was requiring a bridge? Can you get away with a bottomless arched culvert? We've done them anywhere from 6' to 18' bottom width. The sections bolt together, and are a LOT lighter to lift into place than prefab concrete panels.

That's a box culvert, not a bridge. If DNR said it has to be a bridge, it can't have footings in the wetted perimeter of the stream.

Tandem culvert systems are a bad idea all the way around. Yeah, it technically doubles the capacity, but I swear they get plugged up so much in natural drainage systems that most of the time it would be better to just have one. Two 24s have about the same capacity as a single 36". If they're...

I'm not licensed yet = no stamp. I'm curious about the problem though since I do drainage infrastructure design including retrofit projects on stream culverts for capacity, fish passage, and habitat. Did DNR say you need a bridge?