PEAK PUTTERS

Thanks for the support guys. It should be challenging but it is for a good cause and looking forward to it.

I'm hoping not, I'm planning to grease up some cardboard and try very carefully no to get any shaving in the trans. If I have to I guess I will though.

That was my plan. Just seems really thin. Did you JB weld yours in?

Ya, I ended up rebuilding it. Now I just have to get the transmission figured out. Engine runs and soundS great. Ive been sick so really havent felt like digging into it.

I hope I didn't F it up. Everything looked when I was in for the rebuild. Ive been sick the past couple of days so I havent had a chance to get back into it.

Thanks Al, that was it, turned the Distributer around, started up and ran like a champ,. Took it out for a short drive around the block, parked it in the garage and found tranny fluid squirting out of the dip stick. I think in my attempt to install a breather line on top of the transmission, I accid...

I'll give that a try... Thanks Al. Yes I rebuild the transmission myself. I hope it works

Here you go Al. Partially done with the rear bumper plan on building a tire carrier for it. Front bumper and winch mount done. Repaired the rear end and installed a Loc-rite in the front 30. I just installed the transmission and engine. Just having a tough time getting it started. I have spark and f...

I'm happy with the way it runs. I've read on some other site that its about normal for the miles.I didn't have much time to play with it on Sunday (honey do list) so when I get home from work I'll tinker with It a bit more. If it does end up with low compression my plan is to rebuild. On that note a...

Well started with what Laura is calling "Lil Red" today (AKA Skumby's hand me down). I believe the first of many days ahead. Pulled off the old radiator AC compressor(shot) and did a compression test- all cylinders around 100-110 with #6 around 95. I tested my tester against my compressor ...

Thanks for the run guys. As always it was great to see you all and to see some new faces. http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/45_347_1.jpg http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/45_349_1.jpg http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/45_352_1.jpg

For those of you that weren't there here is the original tread. I blew up my ARB a few weeks ago so had a reason to tear into the rear end.


http://www.peakputters.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3941

I bought a couple, one for the YJ and one for the Lexus (warn xd9000i) they work great with some minor modification (although there is a little lag). I also don't plug it in unless I need it (the two that I have don't work for each other but I'm not sure if someone else may have one that will work)....

A guy from our club is selling some Dana 44 Axle shafts. Seems like a good deal if they would fit. Just thought I would pass it on if anyone is interested.

http://www.idaho4x4.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2483

What Year red XJ? What year white XJ? What year Lexus? What year TJ? red XJ - '98 white XJ - '95 Lexus - ? white TJ - '04 96 Lexus, BTW thanks for the run guys. It was nice to be back in Washington. Sure hope that we get some more snow in the NW (Idaho is lacking as well) or it's going to be a roug...

RICH!!!! I had no idea you were in Boise?! I've been just over in Twin Falls since last January! We should get hooked up and do some wheelin!! Granted I'm no rock hound these days, especially with the soccer mom platform, but I'm always up for some fun on the trails... I've seen that group, and mos...

Well it will be one year this April since I have moved to Boise so I figured that it was time that I check in to say HELLO. I've been on a couple of runs with a local group (http://www.idaho4x4.com/index.html) since I have left the Tri-Cities. Great group of guys with some very well built rigs. The ...

Another great run and run report. Thanks for the pictures Steve. I hope we can do it again next year.

I plan on getting a new cover and putting some LOC TITE on all of the bolts.

That trip was a blast - minus the one breakage. SO WHEN IS THE NEXT ONE PLANNED...............

Thanks for showing us around guys, had a great time again.

Toolegit86 wrote:

rjjff wrote:Columbia Rigging in Pasco should have the piece you need to attach your cable to the winch. Take your cable with so they can crimp it on.

also have a ujoint for you to replace the one my cousin got off ya

No worries, I'll catch up with you on another run.

Columbia Rigging in Pasco should have the piece you need to attach your cable to the winch. Take your cable with so they can crimp it on.

Great pictures and videos Guys, Thanks to everyone for making this another great day of snow wheelin.