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When Dodge guys laugh at you for being disloyal to your brand... There are "dodge guys" . . . odd. Mopar (Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, Jeep) people are the MOST fanatically loyal on the planet... fixed :P LOL! I'm not claiming it until I see what happens when Chrysler, finally free of Daiml...

OldGreen wrote:

Power Wagon wrote:When Dodge guys laugh at you for being disloyal to your brand...

There are "dodge guys" . . . odd.

Mopar (Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth) people are the MOST fanatically loyal on the planet...

I'd appreciate it if someone explained what I was looking at. I'd apparently obvious to some, but not to me.

When Dodge guys laugh at you for being disloyal to your brand...

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. . . That's a two way street. Yep. It is obvious that is their tactic. The OHV community in the area is acting in kind. I'm sure there are no illusions and no love lost. . .or gained. The biggest losers in this.... Our public lands, and the people. No...

It's ok to be cooperative if they want to help doing something good. But never be fooled into believing ANY "green" group is your friend, or will EVER be for anything that is good, or that isn't about closing things down and shooing us all off ALL the public lands. They are not our friends...

I'd like to get the propane stuff, but I'm a bit short of dollars. Will you still have it in 2-3 weeks? ( not asking you to hold it for me, sell it if someone wants to buy) I might have it sooner, but that's probably the best I can do.

Is there anyone in Tri cities who does a good job of replacing the splines on a drive shaft? That doesn't charge absurd amounts? The front splines on my truck are seriously in need of replacement, and the guy in town here took 3 tries to get the last one he did for me to "tolerable", still...

My rig's "santa" is so broke he can't even pay the rent or utility bills... so, I suspect the answer is "nothing".

bobracing wrote:Drink the auto cool-aid and put a 700r4 in.
Low first gear and od to boot.

And keep some cool-aid handy for the long tow out when it grenades...

I can't for the world imagine why someone would go through the pains to adapt a chevy motor in front of it. All that work to get a motor that's inferior? I can agree with you on the first part that it is silly to go through the trouble of adapting that trans to a gm engine but if any of that setup ...

tf999? What is your question here? The TF999 is/was an extremely common automatic... I know it as a light duty torqueflight. But it's supposed to be behind a (needing to be replaced) chevy 350. I can't for the world imagine why someone would go through the pains to adapt a chevy motor in front of i...

toyman2 wrote:I bought a jeep, I got a 86 cj-7 it appeares to have a rear D44, D300, TF999, GM 350.

tf999?

Basically, just look for a common brand. Normally, you can get hayden and flex-a-lite for reasonable prices. Make sure you get a thermal clutch. It will provide good cooling at low engine speed when you need it.

mind posting your year, etc, and I can find you a decent deal on one.

This is my 4x4, it's not a Jeep...



Slant six (225 CID) 4 speed and propane fuel...

Yes you are suppose to have flags on your vehicle is you leave the parking areas. It is a nice bumpy road into Juniper isn't it? It's not all that bad. When's a group going over again? I'd like to follow you guys around and get to see the place, and have someone who can yank me out should I get stu...

So, I had to make this trip over to harbor freight and so yesterday, on the way back, we made the side trip to Juniper Dunes. Quite the interesting place. I want to go back and explore the place a bit, and take a camera, too.

Do you need a flag on a vehicle to run around out there?

Greetings from Milton Freewater! Hope to meet up with you sometime.

toyman2 wrote:http://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/2287561887.html

if i could sell my runner, this would be in my driveway

OOOHHH, Nice red Dodge! I like it too.

Hey Have you thought about running Megasquirt instead of megajolt? Back when I built my VW we used MS to run 2 coils and its already setup for ford edis if you want it to be. DIYautotune.com has them cheap. MS1 vs 2.2 is what Id recommend for this and thats only like $252. Plus the community is HUG...

The majority of my 'pane experience comes from working on hop trucks that were factory built for it. F 600 & F 700's with either 372's or 428's and GMC C 60's with 366's & 427 tall decks. They were all ex schwan trucks so who knows the mileage but after a few years on the farm they would sm...

Iteresting project, what are you doing to keep the valve guides lubed? Bronze guides and they get lubed the same as any other engine... from above, with the slight seep that comes down the valve stem. Since there is no longer any lead in the gas, that's pretty much how they all work. Running umbrel...

White trash wrote:Iteresting project, what are you doing to keep the valve guides lubed?

Bronze guides and they get lubed the same as any other engine... from above, with the slight seep that comes down the valve stem. Since there is no longer any lead in the gas, that's pretty much how they all work.

Cool rig idea, thinking outside the box a bit. I don't know a lot about propane, but hopefully you do. Thinking outside the box? There's a box? (some would ask "He thinks?") I'm learning a lot about propane setups as I go. Since I have to create my own timing curves I had to learn from th...

Hi there, I'm just making my obligatory introduction... I'm not much of an off roader, at least not yet, I'm all new to it, though not new to 4x4's. Just never owned a jeep, though when I was young, my dad owned an M37 and we explored a lot in the Utah deserts. I currently live in Milton Freewater, ...