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sure, but really need some design guidelines to what exactly you want.

This is going to be a lot of hand holding for whoever you get to do the work. Do you have a drawing and materials that you want to be used? I'm asking because I might consider quoting this work.

Contact your local seamstress

Yes, like all modern systems.

Mitsubishi dealers had a tough time in the 2008 time period and that economic crash. Many went out of business or significantly down sized. A lot of mechanics were displaced along with the knowledge of the older cars. Once the new dealers popped back up during better economic times, the past...

That looks a lot like the ARB bumper on the front of my '89. Great work!

Everclear is Ethyl Alcohol. 190 proof or 95% grain alcohol. It doesn't freeze until -173F +/-

Yes. mig/flux is a messy spattering process. Just spend the cash and make the jump to Mig with a tank.

2.15g isn't much.

and what?

It is probably just habit. My BIL (retired State Cop) quoted: Everybody speeds period. A few get caught.

Current BEV batteries have a life around 15 to 20 years. no lie about prices going up Average new Car/LtTruck (combined) sales price 2018 $37,414 . 2019 $38,003. 2020 $39,251 2021 $45,458. 2022 $48,692

I also have an AHP 200Amp AlphaTig around 5 years old already. It rocks. I've had a Northern Tool 110V Flux Mig for about 10 years, it is a get what you pay for tool. I wouldn't do a flux mig again no matter the brand.

I totally agree. My wife primarily drives our Outlander PHEV to and from work, works great for that as the distance aligns well with the battery range in this vehicle.

a '95 is pre OBD2 in these, so a standard OBD2 scanner isn't going to work. Old time multi meter with a needle would work, or a MUT.

It does a great job of making heat in an ICE.

Maybe people don't understand how may watts are in a gallon of gasoline. 33.7Kwh - a fuel tank of 15 gallons: 505.5 Kwh

There are laws on the books in the USA that are hundreds of years old and still work just fine today.

In 2022 approximately 720k new BEVs were sold in the USA (final tally not complete) out of an estimated 15.2M new Lt Trucks (11.9M) & Cars (3.3M) sold. There are an estimated 290.8M vehicles on the road in these categories in the USA. There have been 3.3M BEVs sold in USA since 2010...

5 to 6 years will do that