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Yes, use an idiot light for oil pressure. Use a volt gauge for charging. That's what you wanted to hear, right? :flipoff:

Does anybody have or know where to get a technical drawing for Dana 44 knuckles? Specifically, I need to know the proper distance between the two ball joint seating surfaces, on accounta one of mine seems to be too short (as in bent) and is causing issues.

Dunno if you wanna go this far, but Hiway Auto in Monroe turns them in house. Last weekend they forgot to charge me 12.50/rotor. I'm in there a lot, so that's possibly a "good guy" price, but I don't think they'd be more than $15 for a stranger. That's a screamin' deal. And yes, in a day...

Micro or milli? How do you know the difference?

Are you bitching about moderator action?

The 28.5" one is about 4.3 watts. With LED's, that should be pretty bright.

If it's that old, souds like an old SM420. Shortest truck granny tranny on the planet methinks.

Interstate. /Thread.

Yes you do, because they plug into existing outlets, and I'll just keep tossing more on until the breaker pops :flipoff:

About 10 of them on a 15 amp circuit, assuming 40 watt bulbs. I have 5 of the cheapies in the garage and they light the holy piss out of it. I haven't had one fail in the roughly 6 years they've been out there. Money well spent, I'd say.

Summit's house brand has been working great for. I run three; two rear, one front. Never had one release. I did have them drain the battery once when I left 'em on all week though.

Always blow through a filter to check it. Geez you guys :flipoff:

Dana35 + locker = boom. Dana35 + locker + anti-wrap bar = BOOM. And that's with 33's and mild driving. Don't be retarded.

Wrong. There is now a piece of grinder grit in your side bearing.

Exactly right. Pinion depth and preload is by far the toughest part of a gear setup, and you don't have to touch the pinion for a locker install. Just back lash and side bearing preload. Not bad at all. Just measure backlash before disassembly and match it on reassembly.

Are your dash indicators LED? If not, sit back down and STFU :flipoff:

I have LED's front and rear, and in the dash. There is no such thing as a simple two pole flasher that will work with such little current to work with. You need about a 10 Ohm resister on each curcuit (left and right). 14 / 10 = 1.4 amps. 1.4 * 14 = 19.6 watts. That means you need big...

Absolutely. You can easily find an AC/DC Lincoln tomb stone for well under $400 used that will weld circles around a comparably priced MIG. You might consider some used cheap ass off brand POS 110 volt MIG for tacking and thin material, and a Lincoln AC tombstone (or AC/DC if you get lucky and...

How to wire a push button: 1) Mount push button switch on gas pedal. 2) Run wire from switch to ignition coil. 3) Run wire from switch to nut sack. 4) Drive into an oncoming train.

On a buggy?