Thanks. That was fast. I am actually just making two panels to go under the weather strip for the roof panel to keep the leading edge of the canvas top from popping up on the road. But the bolts on the weather strip have nuts on the bottom rather than going into treaded bosses. They really...
Rocks can come from the other side of the jersey barrier, the can come from a truck 2 lanes over on your same side or the roadway. They can skip and jump for a while, it is often unavoidable.
Anyone that says not following too closely is the reason they have not had a break is fooling...
So I found an attachment on the forum showing the trim removal process, somewhat. It is only step two. I need to remove the sections between the A-pillars and the overhead console.
It states "refer to A-Pilar Trim Panel - 3-Door (501-05 Interior Trim and Ornamentation, Removal and...
I got a set of the broad's doors and the driver's latch was junk. Rather low quality design and material. Contacted the company, who I thought was in NY by their profile (they ain't) got an email response they would call next day. The didn't. Then silence. Finally got another email response...
I have 3.73, probably should have said that. So only option for a 3.73 rear would be the Dana 60 in 3.73 but like I was saying for about the price of their rear I can do both ends.
Which would be, what, an Eiffel tower?
I am not a fan of big tires. I like the look of the stock 255s, not a fan of big tires. I would even like an 8.9" wide tire. :) But not going to keep the stock tires.
Advantages over using the M220 in 4.46. I see they have the Dana in 3.73 for 6+ grand. But at Ford parts a rear M220 in 4.46, a front 210 in 4.46, the 2 half shafts and the hook ups and such are near abouts the same for just the Dana rear.
So I never thought about a sasquatch package, was not even on any of the vehicles I was looking for (A white 2dr [yes I am that boring] ). I only drive on the beach now and then for surf fishing and also drive on Maine logging roads. If you are not familiar with them they are like gravel...
So I never thought about a sasquatch package. I only drive on the beach now and then for surf fishing and on Maine logging roads which are like gravel highways (logging truck have right of way and bomb down them) but many are also unmaintained by the paper companies. NH has some open Class VI...
I got a place near me that specializes for the boat industry. Might steal this idea but use 1/2" marine grade, support underneath and in 3rds for when I need the back seats up.
Great work.
I can't drive mine without doors, it's too noisy. There is a loud whining noise that sounds something like this "I don't feel safe, can't we put the doors back on. what about just taking yours off. my hair is getting messed up" yadda yadda yadda.
I would get the Ford ones but NOT a fan of that...