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    Vehicle Recovery Questions

    A length of chain with hooks on each end will work as a towing bridle on nearly any vehicle. Hooking on to the front or rear crossmember, axle or even lower control arms doesn't require any factory recovery points. Of course, if they've buried it to the frame rails it would take a bit of...
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    3rd gen montero/pajero questions

    Yes, though it is not a locked diff. The clutch system will reduce torque applied to the wheel that's slipping and will increase it to the more slowly-turning wheel. An important concept in actually driving with a LSD is that the coupling of the two wheels is proportional to the torque applied...
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    3rd gen montero/pajero questions

    I can't compare, not having driven a later model, but my '01 Ltd with LSD is amazing. I would never consider putting a rear locker in, although I have thought about dropping in a front autolocker. I'm not aware of any particular issues to watch out for; it's a very robust vehicle. The hardcore...
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    Attempted Moon Photography

    It was so easy in the pre-digital days: just use the sunny 16 rule because a photograph of a full moon is the same as taking a picture on a sunny day! Of course, you can still do that, but you have to make sure you've set the ISO first and it's a bit fiddly for most folks. Of course, the good...
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    Grill removal question gen3

    For the painted areas I did a degreasing with MEK or something, then a thorough scuffing with a ScotchBrite pad, a wash, a second degreasing, then spray with adhesion promoter. The satin trim paint has been abused pretty badly by bashing through heavy brush, small trees, etc. and I am extremely...
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    Grill removal question gen3

    I have no experience with Plastidip, either. If I'm going to put something on my truck, I want it to be as tough and long-lasting as possible. Here's my '01 with the plastic cladding removed, bumpers severely trimmed, and coated with Monstaliner. I chose it because it's UV-stable, has a smooth...
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    campsite pics..lets see um

    Beautiful tonal range, Beau, and a tickle from reading "Kodachrome Basin" while looking at this lovely monochrome image!
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    Living in Palena, Chilean Patagonia

    Díos mío, me parece que está invierno donde vives! Ja ja ja!
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    Random RIG Shots

    That's how it was for me years ago. Things change. The old dudes will say, "happy wife, happy life." It applies to teenage daughters, too!
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    Random RIG Shots

    The mighty Montero ascends the trail near the Marching Men, Eye of the Whale, Arches NP, Utah
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    campsite pics..lets see um

    South of the Moab Rim near Bridger Jack Mesa, Utah
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