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Any more updates there buddy.:corn:

Thanks for the heads up on NWF.

I was afraid that was the answer. NW Fabworks sells the GM 203 to ford 205 adapter. I will need to find a Ford 205 though. I have the 203 but I am not sure it will bolt up to my TH400. I will call NW fabworks tommorrow and they should be able to answer everything.

I have been trying to find a definite answer to wether or not a np 205 can be flipped and ran upside down providing proper modifications are made. I have a 350/TH400/NP205 and want to run a Ford HP D60 all of which I have. I would like to run the 203/205 doubler with a ford case but I dont...

Yea we'll see. I have to secure the job before I commit to anything.

I was actually an apprentice plumber but just got layed off. I will be getting into law enforcment in five years but I have to find somthing in the mean time. I have a lot of mechanic skills and the job is available. I will be taking a 50% pay cut but a job is a job. I am just done with...

All great info. Unfortunatley yes a lube tech is what I wll be, but "entry level automotive technician" is a nice way to church it up.:flipoff: I talked with the shop owner today and she said that I am not required to start with a fully stocked tool box. They are pretty laid back there. She...

I tried looking up the Craftsman Pro series but Sears' web site is down.

Thanks for the advice. I will admit that I have used Snap-on tools at my friends shop and I notice a big difference in quality. There prices are just to steep for this short time. Once my new career path starts I will just use the tools I buy at home. This really wont be a long time career...

So I just got laid off on tuesday (I was working for a plumbing company as an apprentice) I really dont like plumbing anyway. I was offered a job at an automotive shop as an entry level Technician. I dont really have an orginized tool box so if I take the job I will be purchasing tools...

Lots of good info. http://www.jedi.com/obiwan/jeep/d44swap.html http://www.wagoneers.com/FSJ/tech/Axles-Driveline/axle-dimensions.html http://www.jedi.com/obiwan/jeep/ford88.html http://www.texas4x4.org/showthread.php?t=6352 http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/axle/yjrcdana44/...

Leaf springs are great because there cheap, user friendly, and predictable. Revolvers will take away the predictability of your springs, when you least expect it...flop. I have seen one set break under full size rig. If you want the most flex from your springs, sell the revolvers and install...

X2 like Most early Dana axles the D60 had a low spline count Ford should be a 16spl and the Chevy should be a 30Spl

The only downside to rope is that it is not as tough as cable. I would go with the thicker rope, and carry an extra strap or rope for more length. Rope seems to fray much quicker than cable if used in an improper way. If you run an empty thimble I would at least carry a hook you can rig up...

I have this groover http://www.myerstiresupply.com/shop/shopexd.asp?id=938&info=Rillfit-IV-Regrooving-Tool It comes either 110V 0r 220V I got the 220V for faster cutting. It works killer, most the time I can cut 4 tires in 45min to 1hr and it is effortless. So far I have grooved MTR's...