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Meh... The Busywild can be tame during the summer months, and damn near impossible without 40s during the rainy seasons. FWIW, I've seen Krawlers do far better in Elbe than Boggers, but all the locals like 'em.

I haven't. Had good luck with Redneck Rams tapped steering boxes, and, currently run a PSC tapped box. The PSC is a bigger box (think Dodge Durango) and is higher quality. The Redneck was really really affordable.

nice

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The little screen in the back of the pump (at the pressure hose output)? or.. is there another filter somewhere in the hydroboost system?

My what a big, and clean, shop you have.

I like it. Let us know how it works. Looks like something like that would work good on a skid-steer also.

Stock application (chevy truck?) or, implanted into a jeep / Toyota / whatever?

I used 6 inch (half inch thick) square tubing, welded to half inch plate. It doesn't move.

none of my business, so feel free to disregard, however, I've always had a problem with a spare tire held onto the top of a vehicle with a rope, or weak-ass ratchet strap. I've seen a wreck once, where the tire launched like a rocket. Scary stuff.

Great build thread. Really enjoying the photos.

Carl Jantz, Poulsbo Wa.

Why switch from forced induction to nitrous?

How'd it do on the rock hill?

I have that tool. In Port Orchard.

That'd make a mighty fine nickname for the vehicle.

about damn time.

Use the caddy. The Camry is a better car. We were the Caddy dealer for a long time. The Northstar is a great engine, until it isn't. They were prone to leak oil. Lots of leaks. And they had a tendency to self implode when the cooling system failed. Especially bad if you didn't use the...

Northstar? Lots of power, make sure it has antifreeze

I've always used Moog, and had good luck. However, when I next replace them, I'll consider some of the specialty aftermarket ones. I know Dynatrack now builds D60s, as well as EMF. Both of these seem superior, but also more costly. Regarding cone washers, I've always used split cone washers.