PEAK PUTTERS

So, for my end of the story! Apparently Murphy decided he needed a trip to the Rubicon about the time I was supposed to leave to pick up my dad in Eugene on Wednesday afternoon. Just before pulling the Jeep on the trailer I decided to make one last lap around the jeep to check torque on the lugs and...

http://www.justih.org/photopost/data/684/medium/IMG_20140526_121215.jpg Shoe horn anyone? Being overweight was finally a good thing since it took Scumby and I sitting on the bumper to get this out without taking the roof off the trailer. I still don't know how he got in and out of it.... Great day ...

It'll be afternoon. Might be moving slow in the AM due to Sunday night festivities. I'll PM you my number.

I'm considering wandering out to Juniper on Monday for a little shake down.

How long are the K5 blazer springs?? I'm looking for 63" ...

I've got to put a word in for Peter and Charlie with Armor Performance Coatings in Richland. They do powder coating and high heat coatings. Have a super nice shop, give great advice, are super easy to work with and produce a great product. They are growing, so please send some business their way. Yo...

If Danny doesn't take the YJ leaves, I'll take them

Newer or older mustang seats? I'm looking for 66-ish buckets.

When I was building houses, this guy was always very thorough: http://tricities.pillartopost.com/

Don, you are living in that one or selling it? From what the owners say the wife is still living there and hubby comes home from idaho on weekends, my inlaws stopped out last weekend and the attack punt dogs were in the property as well. This place is a couple doors down from me: http://www.distinc...

Don, you are living in that one or selling it? From what the owners say the wife is still living there and hubby comes home from idaho on weekends, my inlaws stopped out last weekend and the attack punt dogs were in the property as well. This place is a couple doors down from me: http://www.distinc...

scumby wrote:I'll have to find the listing again. Horse property with 5 acres. Anyone have any experience with manufactured homes?

Mines a 2005 manufactured and most people wouldn't know it. I built houses for a living, and I have no issues with owning a manufactured.

This place is a couple doors down from me: http://www.distinctiveprop.com/mls/194081r

Price seems a little high for a house that's been abandoned for 1.5 years. But, I love the living out here.

Mark, I may have your handle. I remember seeing one with my stuff in the cabin, but I never got mine out of the truck. I'll see if I ended up with two.

Ya, I have the 2G on right now. To be honest, I've had it on for a few years and never noticed it being as fat as it was the couple times in camp last weekend. I've had it running in the shop and not gassed myself out. So, I don't think it's indicative of how that carb normally runs.

I've had the stock BBD, a Motorcraft 2100, a Weber and a Rochester 2G on the jeep. I like the 2G the best. When it runs good, it runs great. It'll get upset if you bounce it on a steep hill climb, and the needle valve will stick if it sits for a while. I can't honestly discredit the Weber, because I...

Not many frosty buns, but a great weekend none the less! For the sake of taming the hordes before there is a riot, here are my crummy cell phone pics. There are lots more pics, and video's floating around. http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/8_IMG_20131130_095415_1.jpg http://www.peakputters.co...

I'll jump on the bandwagon ... I'm looking for an 8274 as well

OldGreen wrote:Facing you guys is one thing. . .but now my mom found out.

Oops ... sorry Jimmy!

Ooooo ... when you get it all done, I'll help test the road worthiness! 8 wheel drifts are actually pretty fun! That was one of my best memories with the Bunny ...

I'm really happy with my General Grabber AT2's. I'm running 33x12.50x18's load range E. They are way more stable with the camper on the truck than any other tire I've run. http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/8_Tires1_1.jpg http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/8_Tires2_1.jpg

I'm running the Rochester 2G on my 258 with a chevy HEI ignition module, Ford Duraspark distributor and Ford TFI coil. It runs really good

As usual I'm over thinking my next upgrade. So the options that fall into my budget are: - Stauns - InnerAirLocks - Weld on Beadlocks - Eaton Beadlocks I like the Stauns/ InnerAirlocks because I get both beads locked and can keep my wheels current wheels. I've heard they are a pain to install, and w...

I thought you didn't know spanish ...

Time the bite the bullet and do it. Would rather buy them assembled as opposed to doing weld on's. 15x8 or 15x10 6lug should work.