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That is what is recommended in the manual. Also it helps to start plugs with a rubber hose that fits around the top, it only allows you to screw it in easy without cross threading it. I know it helps on the 3.4L's that I have where the plug is hard to reach and the temptation exists to use an...

Thanks for the picture of home (New Brunswick). Was back there in May and the wife hurt her back and I was unable to show her around some more.

I used my stock shackles with my Alcans, mine are similar to what you're buying but were made for 200-250 lbs over stock and about 2.5" lift also.

I guess I have competition on the no facebook account in my lifetime.

The earlier models called for 60K, I know that is when my 98 was done by the Po who was a mechanic. I think the going number for the new 3.4's is around 90,000.

I have heard of guys building motorcycle mufflers but must say this is the first time I saw one built for a 4wheeler.

A few years ago I went on my first and only quail hunt with a few folks. One of them had a keg that he could pressurize and had a spigot on it. Think he either used a hand pump or a small compressor. I remember it worked well and had decent pressure. He said he had some strange stares as it...

This is a joke right? Had over 54" of snow fall in the front yard over a week long storm this year.... yep we don't get any snow at all:D

I guess I should change it to" I would move out of your way in traffic on Milton during rush hour."

I will certainly move out of your way in traffic.:safari-rig:

What do you do when you're bored Dave?

Being in the world of arborists, I have heard many praises for Arborware. My only complaint is that they do not make talls in the shirts/vests.

If the getting suck in the snow was caused by snow under the axle, then the lift would not help without the addition of larger diameter tires. Most time I have been stuck is because the axles no longer have good traction and are "floating". On the other hand if you found that the truck was...

We have 5 2500 HD Chevy's at work with the 8.1L, mine has the lowest miles at about 91,000. We have only seen a couple of problems, one lost a transmission at over 120,000 and one had the transfer case go out. These trucks do pull trailers and on occasion a wood chipper that is at least...

I am sure they help on DOT vehicles where the person looks at the lug nuts everyday.

How many people actually inspect the lug nuts of their vehicle even with the indicators (not including dot drivers)? Checking with a torque wrench monthly or whatever schedule you deem appropriate would only take no more than 5 minutes.

Looks like fun Rex, I need to do that someday.

Good price but not exactly what I am looking for.

Dang you have been busy! Looks great.

TRDParts have great prices, I would run factory or Moog.