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I can handle it at the Meineke in Renton :wtf: Casey? Tacoma? Speaking as a business competitor, Kevin does some BEAUTIFUL work.:awesomework:

I don't want to work on mine, that's why I took it to The Powershop

I'm sure John and his guys can handle it. :awesomework: On that note, The Powershop did well by me a few years ago. :cool:

:stirpot::stirpot::stirpot:

Have you checked Six Roblees? That's where we order all of our brake parts for the shop.

:wtf: I thought it was 4 out of 6. If it's 5 out of 6, guess I'm out since the rig wont be done for the next event. :mad:

Rare, yes, but saying never is ignorant. I've sent two trucks (One Chev, one Dodge) still under warranty to the dealer for loose in the last 3 or 4 years.

I think he was refering to the keyway in the spindle

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Reno Stampede for me as well. I have every intention of making the october event.

Good and bad. On road handling is better except for stopping, reversal tends to have more brake dive. In a jeep you normally need more available slip in the front driveline than with the shackle up front and could run into issues with the tires contacting the fenders as the axle moves back on...

Pic of my Cj in the rock garden that Stealthrunner took a fews year back. was an interesting sound listening to the hardtop against the tree

The way I see it Karl, you have 3 choices, rain gear and deal with getting covered in mud, no rain gear and get soaked and covered in mud, or put you top on.

pics still in post 13 http://www.nw-wheelers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=830369&postcount=13

That series of pictures has been posted here multiple times. it is nearly as bad as the postings to the video of that chainlink rig on youtube.

It's called a search button. verry easy to find it has been posted a couple of times, this is the earilest I found.http://www.nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22941&highlight=tree+firewall If you post a repost your gonna get beat up, deal with it

Really

sounds like it's time for batteries but the only time I have dealt with that smell from batteries is an overcharge condition so make sure to check the charging system

There is a fair weather law that applies to special vehicles over 40 years old. That thing is :cool:.

Meh, park next to the fire, put your chair on it and we can put you in your short bus when you pass out by the fire.