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Didnt mean to link that video specifically. But the tech on that channel will be good for sure.

Waynes Way.on the you tubes. Shock tech from a guy with more tuning time than the rest of us combined.

There is a product called Tri-flow. Its been good to me for lube on almost everything.

The capacitor filters definitely help with electrical noise. And to get the vox working without picking up engine noise and what not you basically have to put the foam of the mic touching your lips and then pull it away enough it doesn't annoy you. Make sure your talking directly into the flat...

I used an aluminum block tapped three times to Tee one into the output to the cooler. Gives you an idea of how hot stuff is getting. Same theory of getting oil pressure after your heads and coolant temps at the cylinders.

If you run the pump below the tank even if the outlet is at the top it really only pulls to prime. After that its "gravity fed" a bit so it doesn't cause the pump to struggle as hard.

This thread is motivating and defeating but still well worth reading. Fantastic work if i haven't mentioned it before. Side note multiple Chevy Luvs under 500 on Craigslist out here in California if anybody ever really wants one.

Relays are useful for turning on multiple accessories or high amp/high draw accessories with one switch or with a small or under rated switch. Like turning on 1000 watts of lights with a micro toggle switch and more importantly for turning off things when you need them to shut off. High current...

Technically it would be down I suppose

I've tried searching and have been unable to find any info on unflipping a Dana 300. My good buddy has a Dana 300 that has 4:1 kit and has been flipped. Bought it that way with a jeep project. Is it possible to unflip and return it to passenger drop? I throw myself on the mercy of hard line for...

I run 35" mt's on my tow rig. So far good traction on and off highway not crazy loud but definitely mud tires. They are e rated so they have heavier sidewalls and are stiffer than bfg ats I was running before.

Re: Tow rig Suspension (4th Gen Dodge) I'd say run Carli or KORE front coils and biggest shocks your willing to spend the money on. And the rear mini packs with airbags if you need the extra firmness. I have KORE coils and leaf pack on mine and it made a substantial difference over the stock...

I have the same setup. Ford hp60 in front stock two piston calipers and a 14 bolt rear with a lugnut 4x4 kit. If you can boost your brakes do it. I have 7/8 wilwoods and I can't lockup. It will stop, even on the steep stuff but more brake with less leg would be nice. I'm trying to source a...

Hit up Ryan at Accutune off road. 909-265-4443. He will spring swap new springs so long as they are not damaged. Just sprung mine with him great prices and great guy to deal with. He is a vendor on here also. Nailed my buggys spring needs with pictures and a description.

Probably should have done the trans myself. Sub'd it out so this kind of thing wouldn't happen. Oh well. Cant hurt to know what's going on inside the granny too. Thanks again.

Thanks for your help and the layout of what should be happening inside. Freshly rebuilt means I got it back installed it checked the line pressure and drove it down my street to find that it does not have 3rd or 4th. Second time dude has had the trans. First time it didn't have 3rd or fourth and...

Not that I have any input worth a $#!t but from the post earlier The PRedator

Reaching out since my buggy don't run and I cant be out playing in it today. Du I have a 4L60E that has a Transgo stick shift kit and a 46-MOD (vacuum modulated line pressure). It bypasses all the electronic control and makes it basically a manual valve bodied trans. My problem is the trans...

I would suggest using copper something around 4 or 6. I usually oversize things a little in the interest of mistakes or additions later but 125 feet to go size difference might make enough cost impact to justify smaller wire. You can find wire size recommendations with this calculator...

Dont know if this helps or not but it looks like a decent start. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachments/international-harvester/1025513d1378503540-cs-alt-upgrade-alternator-wiring-cs144.jpg I can help with wiring if you have any questions. I cant promise I have all the answers but I'm sure...