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Well looking back I guess there nothing wrong with 5 Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

I can rule out #3 and #5 right now. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

That's raw 2.5L power [emoji38]. Seriously does look like both fronts are up though if you don't look closely. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

Gotta say I have never seen anyone pull body panels to remove an engine. In regained to the rest of the shit show. I feel Oreo handled it well, and apologized right away. Everyone says, or types something occasionally that they either don't mean, or otherwise wouldn't have said if they weren't...

If it's the frame a good frame shop can rack it and straighten it up. I don't know the cost because I have never had to have it done, but a buddy had an old pickup that he was restoring done a while back. I suggest after your frame is checked out that you get it coated with a rust treatment/...

The ride is gonna be the same based on PSI in the tires. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

Short answer is volume. I don't feel like calculating tire volume, so I will make this approximate. If your tire holds 5 gal of air at 30psi ( without calculating I think a 37 is substantially more) and you have a tank that holds 5 gal at 150 psi than you have just 5 times what is needed per...

Found this online. Not sure if it includes ALL vacuum lines. One running under dash might be like a blend door control or something like that. Unfortunately your probably gonna need to go through and replace all lines if they have got that brittle. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

Hopefully this wasn't someone on the forum. Hope everyone involved wasn't hurt too bad. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

No I meant CO2. It will put you to sleep. CO or carbon monoxide is a byproduct of combustion. CO is death by poisoning, CO2 is death by asphyxiation. CO2 has many uses from soda as you mentioned to humanely killing large numbers of animals such as rats that people feed their reptiles. To be...

I feel like it's worth mentioning that CO2 will cause you to take a permanent dirt nap as it displaces oxygen without you being able to recognize it. For those carrying in a vehicle, make sure the tank is secure and valves are always shut off during transport. And if you ever feel tired out of...

I would say $200 for a 10lb that is complete is a fair price. If it was more $ or smaller than 10lb I would build one. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

After buying a used tank (20#) off Craigslist plus regulator I probably have about $150 into my set up. I already had hose, and air chuck etc. it is only a few dollars more to refill a 20 than a 10 as most of the cost is service fee. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

I built one, and honestly I prefer it to my ARB single High output compressor for a couple reasons. 1 it's portable so I can toss it in whatever I'm driving. 2 it's fast. Aires up my 37s from 13 to 30 in roughly 60 seconds each 3 it's silent 4 co2 refills are cheap 5 it saves wear and tear on...

Can't find a pic of mine, but it was also an 88 YJ piss yellow just like this one. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

Ham is a much better solution than running an amp'd CB. You can call out long distance, but very few if anyone outside of a few miles will be able to reach you back. Plus everyone close distance is gonna hate the echo that you will cause. My advice would be get a good CB install for close trail...

Couldn't agree more. If something is worth putting a torque wrench on than at least spend the $ on something that you can trust is accurate. Middle line brands like husky or Kobalt are typically fine if you take care of them, and don't leave the spring set tight during storage. Sent from my...

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Is there a wave in the lower fender? And is that a dent in the hood? I would say more than likely it is just the body panels not lining up properly from previous damage. Those hoods can get a crease from opening them all the way to the windshield, and cause things to get misaligned. Sent from...

LMAO this is so true. I can't count how many times I have seen new welders (myself included) hold there breath while running a bead. I never understood why, but it really does seam to be a natural thing to do. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app