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No sweat. Goin to be repurposed anyways. If someone can use them then good deal. K thanks love ya bye.

Hi "hot" Karl. :SMH: I'll take the coils. Save em for me pretty please?!

Sounds good. Hit me up if you do end up wanting to dump it.

I need a solenoid assy. Wanna sell that thing?

Damn, you've got a nice box!!!! I really want to rub my balls on that thing on the right! That thing is pimp. And I'm done.:awesomework:

Deal! I can bring cold beer too:beer:

Sweet, thanks for the offer James! I have moved tho...I'm pretty sure you don't know where my new house is:eeek: unless you've gotten creepy stocker like since I saw you last?! I live not too far from my old joint, up in the silver lake area. You'll have to come check it out. I will send you my...

I'm going to be doing a few. So it'll be worth my time, not sure I want to fork out cash on something I can build. I Mainly want to save the bearings and shims. I have done a couple installs on 44's and played with a 12 bolt a few times just wanting to make it a little easier. I have the puller...

Now that's a solid idea!:awesomework: If your a douche?:flipoff:

Anyone have any tips/ideas about case spreaders? I'm going to re-gear a few rigs and I'm thinking about building my own setup! Any home made spreaders? I'm interested in pictures too. If not what do you'all use?

I'm no sheetrocker but thats how i'd do it! I hate a wavy wall tho. seems about how I've seen some of my messican homies do it too. looks good to me. :awesomework: carry on:corn:

I have been And will be stuck in the 36" range for a bit, but ran 36 tsl radials for @2yrs in all the northwest conditions and were hands down the best traction in all.....with that being said I won't ever run a set again (on a wheeler anyways) because they wouldn't hold up. separated plys on 3...

This pic makes me miss my first gen "trailblazer"! Good looking rig.:awesomework:

Why?:eeek:

Holy buttcheecks batman!!!!!! I didn't realize she was madly in love with me like that:eeek:

Dewalt for the win!!! Yah there are probably more powerful when it comes to cordless impacts, but the reliability of the dewalt **** is hard to beat. I have been using mine for @ 10yrs and have yet to see a battery fail. I have all the **** too. Drill, saws all, portaband,impact, impact driver...

nope, from my experience they are a fair ammount different... correction....I can't say I've ever tried to bolt one on the other but there is several external differences, stuff like choke; 20r water, 22r electric. linkages may be a fair ammount different too?

had a buddy that worked for interstate and he said if you run a marine deep cycle battery (blue top) and don't discharge it enuf after/during each use, it would actually decrease the life...eat itself up. I had a blue top die in @ 1.5yrs. I'm going on 8 yrs on one of my red tops. try to...

may take oh @ 65 yrs tho?:eeek: to do any real damage that is...

yup, I have "p" treated goods on mine too! been like 5yrs or better. still looks brand new-ish!!! bumper bolts for mee too, just a little bit cheaper (only did front and back). ps...no comment Tom Tom, my brakes are badass now!!:flipoff: