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Nice work, clean install. How are the plastic hoses doing in sub-250F engine compartment temps? In my motorhome, they used 3/4 " ID rubber hoses (like coolant hoses) for the lines to the exchanger.

Malin, Espen, you both are doing an excellent job making us all jealous!!! Thanks for your great down-to-earth writing style. Now I want to put 37s on my expedition rig.

SOLD The motorhome was SOLD today to Captain Yowza. It is now on its long trek to Dallas Tx. Thanks to Expedition Portal and its members.

Sorry, I felt the the same way when I missed a good deal on a Polaris Ranger XP last December 'cause my motorhome didn't sell and I didn't have the discretionary cash at the time. I don't know if there'll be as good a deal.

Pm sent with my contact#

It's in Phoenix Az. Send me a PM and I'll give you my phopne#.

It didn't sell "quick" back to $9000 OBO The $7500 "priced for quick sale" didn't happen / expired and I'm racking up insurance costs to keep it available and ready for test drive. I also installed the 12V Blue Sea circuit breaker panel. Price changed back to $9000 OBO.

It is still for sale; I will mark this thread "sold" when it's sold.

Sure, will let him know when and if I find a Ranger that i like.

Trade Would consider trade for a 2008-up Polaris Ranger UTV side by side.

Mdd, thanks for your interest. Good luck wiith your sale.

Thanks for the bump.

Yep, registering it in Cali would be as easy as regstering an obd2 vehicle. The conversion was done in Cali and approved/registered by the Ca BAR (Bureau of Automotice Repair) - it bears their stickers. The emissions components havent been tampered.

Price reduced for quick sale $7,500, reduced from $9000, for quick sale

Registered in AZ, expires jun2012

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The easiest way is to use a lift spindle. Ive had a gmc van that i lifted and drove it for a couple of years before i converted it to 4x4. Sent u a pm.

Exterior pics [IMG]http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l549/asonico/Part5E/2011-10-07080953.jpg

Btt

Ive aired mine down to 12 psi over deep sand.