Recent content by toledotimber

Here's the correct way to measure. http://www.mike-g.net/jeep/yinyang/tech/rideheight/

Actually, there's also this one. http://www.quadratec.com/products/image_zoom.php?img=%2FAssets%2FPhotos%2Fp17644c.jpg It's by Tomken and is about $90. There is, in most later-model XJs, a hard, dark gray or black material inside parts of the framerails. I don't know what its purpose was, but...

The Sanden on an R-134 system XJ should be the SD7H15, which based on my calculations puts out 4.92125 cfm. That should be plenty.

You can weld that joint on the intermediate shaft without affecting the collapsing feature.

Here's the "proper" way to measure suspension height on an XJ: http://www.mike-g.net/jeep/yinyang/tech/rideheight/

If you don't have a caliper, use an adjustable wrench to get the size, then measure that gap with a mm. ruler.

I have been a Mac convert for about eight years now and I love them. That said, all one has to do to functionally disable a Mac is delete the Fonts folder, as Mac's structure won't work without it.

Glad to hear it went so well. I wouldn't mind reading the basics of what you had to do as I've never done one, either, and mine is ten years old.

I know GoJeep's practically a god, but the problem was the higher-flow water pump, not the radiator. A good radiator will allow to flow what is pushed into it--it can't increase flow by itself. Edit: Also, radiatorbarn.com has the stock-type plastic/metal ones (if that's what you want) for...

You can get them in most decent bookstores and your local library may have one as well. The (library) system I worked in had almost all of them, and the particular branch I worked in had Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana.

I always love reading about and seeing pics. of your trips. I'm hoping to make it up there this summer for a little fun on the ORV routes and some fly fishing.

Nice. How's the green laning around London? I check in with offroading.net once in a blue moon. That has mostly UK members.

I have the Brown Dog polyurethane motor mounts. They're very strong--possibly too strong. If you use the skinny pedal a lot when 'wheeling and have strong poly mounts, you are likely putting more stress on the bolts that attach to the engine itself. I can't imagine trying to get those out if...

I know it's a bit late, but I figure since most of the posts were pretty off topic, no one will care. The weakest point in any winch rigging setup (so long as we're assuming that decent mounting points have been used and that no original parts have been replaced with non-original ones on the...

You're right; they do sell some unrated ones--and they also sell little plastic farm animals and flower seeds. The ones I got there are rated for 6.5 tons WLL for ~$13.