The Lair

I used http://firstworldproblemsfab.com/ Mounts. They turned out pretty good.

 

I'm trying to mount them all forward

 

I’m out by Centralia not to far from AOAA. I can hear some thunder rolling in.. might want to bring your stock door as well. Did you only tube the driver side?

 

@ovrlndkull antiseize or no on our oem sparks?

 

Looks like no rain yet.

 

Very slight amount is what i used when I swapped them out on my truck

 

No tube doors. I didn’t want to risk it with the rain. Thanks for the heads up though

I always put a very light coat on.

 

I did last time too, just wondering what the sage has to say about it.

Edit: I've done it on all of my vehicles. I just heard though that some plugs you arent supposed to.

 

You know how it is, I'm going through what your wife went through last year. I brought that land cruiser as my daily driver when I TAD to California for all my.rotations over the next 2 years. Then I'm going to custom build a link suspension on it and put 40" tires with triple lockers. Gonna be a good time. Hope you're doing well! Maybe we can meet up some time when I'm in town and free next year!

 

I disagree.

Work smarter, not harder. Sometimes brute force is the wrong way to go.

Finessing the drilling operation with a sharp saw will always yield outstanding results. No need to muscle your way into the thin sheet metal. Nice and easy, with a firm but consistent/even pressure does the trick.

As my dad always reminded me (he owns a construction firm.). “Let the tool do the work... you’re just there to guide it”

A modern tool will incorporated many convenience and safety features that peeps should take advantage of. The clutch on the drill is one of them. It not only helps set stop points when you drive in screws for flush or countersink, but it also prevents backlash during drilling. Why not take advantage of that feature?



Damn my snorkel holes are clean!

 

@Subway4X4 Can you post a pic of your rear ....bumper setup

 

Can whip a quick roadside meal...


Or... on the trail in ANY condition

 

Obviously mommy dearest lied when she said she had the plugs replaced while I was deployed.

 

That's such a nice setup!

 

Who makes it? #randyfab ?

 

Or the service guy lied to mommy dearest.

 

Smoking is bad for you. It will cause you to loose 5-10 years of life. I would be more concerned with the smoking than the plugs you need to switch to if you insist on keeping the habit

 

I never put antiseize on spark plugs. I feel that if the factory didn't do it it's not needed. Also if you just got regular copper core plugs they should only be in there for 30k so there shouldn't be any problems getting them out.

 

Ummm one joint is as bad as a pack of cigarettes for the amount of tar into your lungs. Yeah it's a nasty sucky habit I wish I could kick it also.