Colorado B.S. Thread

Yeah and it's normally prety cheap. I've found some cool stuff that I have In my house.

 

I'm not only near one but I volunteer there frequently. When I used to do fix & flips I was there almost daily doing donations. They just don't really have anything in the cabinet department right now. I scored some sweet Gladiator stuff for the garage a while back though. Wish they had Gladiator cabinets.

 

Take a trip to the one in Denver.

 

I scoured craigslist for about a year before I found someone remodeling their kitchen. I scored an entire 10' kitchen (uppers and lowers) for $25. Solid oak.

 

F'n sweet FJ 6" 35's

 

as i said i would here is a few more pics of my rear bumper
how it mounts and yes i know its dirty

 

They had the part thanks for pointing me there, problem is still dont run, I had told the owner it wasn't good to throw parts at it, it sounds like its going to start but it doesn't any ideas Gohigher, any on here know bikes to help diagnose.....

 

are you getting spark? and fuel

 

Thanks for the info! Have a good weekend.

 

so no wheelin for me tomorrow, guess ill go to bandi instead

 

You didn't want to go that far anyways.

What's at Bandi tomorrow?

 

Noah - I was under the truck this afternoon so I shot these pics of the Tranny skid and how it should mount:

front to IFS skid is mounted behind the back of the AP front IFS Skid

Back mounts to the cross member but in this case they are kind of hidden by the ATO T case skid that wraps around up there. Yah, yah it's muddy under there I know.

 

So while under the truck this afternoon I see now a flaw in my LED light strips being mounted inside the pinch weld on the bottom. Mudd gets stuck there and covers them up.



Now I am gonna have to crawl under there at the car wash to spray them off. Something to keep in mind for those you mounting rock lights in the future.

 

Thanks Eric! Is the tranny skid touching the black box thing it's protecting in your pic?

 

No but it was about an 1/8" away. Now though my IFS skid is so bent the back bolt could not be reinstalled. So it allowed a bit of space since the tranny skid attaches to the IFS skid and it is about 1/2" away. If it is touching though that should not be much of an issue since that skid is tucked up high. I have never touched mine. Knock on wood.

 

Old but still funny!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FL7yD-0pqZg

 

Yeah, these skids seem pretty solid to me. Im gonna go out and try and install it again. I think between the skid and when I get a front bumper, I am gonna have to crank my COs more tho... its saggin a little already.

 

Black box = transmission pan.

 

Let it settle some more after the skids and the bumper before you crank them up. Coils are just adjusting to the weight. Keep in mind a winch too.

 

Yeah, sounds good. Yours are way more cranked than mine, have they supported all the weight you have up front pretty well?