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What kind of fantastic stories could we tell if it weren't for the idiocy of mankind. The only pics we would have would be selfies. BTW, never in the history of human existence has man ducumented himself so much, doing so little. I don't care for selfies.
If you are not in a hurry, deals can be had on ebay. Surplus dealers often end up with large lots of a single size fastener. I bought 5# grade 8 1/2" nylocks a while back for likely a dollar or two over shipping cost. I maintain a fair inventory of SAE grade 8 stuff (and everything else) in my...
Few things to consider that were not covered. If you plan utility use, consider this. The fenders are actually the same size but A3 fender are positioned out further. The A3 has 55" between the fenders, all the others have 45". If you ever plan on hauling a full sheet of plywood, drywall or...
Since all the brakes are locking up, it is the classic symptoms of a blocked compensating port. As a troubleshooting technique, you could shim out the MC with a couple of washers and do a test run.
I love the look of the lights recessed in buckets but can't swallow the loos of space. There is kind of a compromise. LED composites don't require the bowl on the back. By cutting a square hole, you only have slight intrusion (guessing an inch) and the 5 wires. Looking for a pic I took.
I have succomed to the world of GPS. I have older, outdated GPS units for my trucks. Maps may be dated but they make wonderful speedo, odo and trip calculators. My reported speeds are based off these.
At 55 MPH with stock tires and gearing you are turning 2806 rpm. At 59 MPH its turning 3000 rpm and at red line of 3600 rpm you're at 71 MPH. I've always run mine up in the 61-62 range and now that I have 4.10 gear, 66-68.
The 2 part numbers in the TM cover UOC209 (blazer) and the other part number is for all the other UOC codes which is basically all the trucks. I did see that you were referring to the TM, that's why all the UOC details.
If you seek one they are expensive. If you're trying to sell one, they bring a pittance. The M48 is rare as hens teeth. hndrsnj has the only M48 I've ever seen. Does it have a spare tire carrier on the porch?
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