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Thanks for this cool post.

People throw Chevy engines into Mazda RX-7's all the time. People throw big block Chevy's into classic GTO's and ruin the value. Chevy engines are everywhere, just like crack cocaine. We all see addicts everyday, but that doesn't mean we wanna be like them. Sure, people swap in Chevy...

Well....? Did you replace studs? Did it work out for you?

I see this is your first post... Welcome. You realize this thread is at best 6 months old? Maybe you might PM him directly instead. He still seems to be an active member with last post May 25, 2017 T

Is anyone else amazed that they are charging between $150 and $180 for such a small and simple item? T

Someone please correct me if I am wrong but I thought high lock activated the front drive shaft. I think this is a bad idea. I believe you need to use another setting on the transfer case that does not engage front axles, or you can spend $50 and rent a car for cheap and effective insurance...

Three studs can't cost more than 20 clams. The work involved might take 15 minutes. Changing a spindle will cost for new spindle and grease and time...1.5-2 hours for a novice, and you better pray spindle stuff is torqued and tightened properly. I love ya' Juan, but I would swap the studs...

You seem like a good guy, but sometimes you say things that confuse me. If there is nothing wrong with the spindle, why go through all that effort? Punch out the old studs and pull in the new ones. I've done this countless times on countless motor vehicles. As long as you can spin the spindle...

Assuming they are the same as any other stud on any other vehicle... They are most likely press fit. You can press them out or VERY CAREFULLY tap them out with a hammer. The new studs then need to be press fit. Get several large washers...like 10 or 20. Place the stud into the hole, place a...

Why doesn't anyone EVER refer FNG's to the following Forum Stickie!!!!!! http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?138670-HMMWV-Titling If you want to buy a vehicle with better titling options, then buy a USMC retired vehicle or a vehicle that is over 30 years old. Titling discussions about...

Wish I knew about this prior to purchasing my Red Dot. That being said, the Red Dot has a certain tough look on a slantback. T

link works for me. Once I press the link, bottom of screen asks if I want to save or open. Clicking open seems to work over here. Hope it works for you too. If not, screen down in the initial thread and find the same link and use it. It is a .pdf document, so you will need Adobe (or some...

The following thread has several files that map out building an Airlift Bumper from scratch: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?161651-Rear-Airlift-Bumper-dimensions&highlight=airlift+pdf Read the entire thread as there are several files, and the later files are superior. [EDIT]...

You need to requisition shorter legs son. What've they been feedin' ya'? :) T

First, before you make this decision, you need to tell us how much amperage you are going to require. You need to tell us what type of equipment you will be running. If you are just going to charge a cellphone, a simple 2Amp converter that plugs into a lighter is available. If you are going...

I have to wonder why you are cruising unlocked camera sites. Are you one of those guys who needs to send a note out to the neighbors whenever he moves into a new neighborhood? LOL T

When I saw that it turned out to be a problem with leaking power steering fluid at the hose attachement

I stopped buying Optima when they closed USA manufacturing sights and relocated South of the anticipated wall. I buy solid state Odyssey now. Small, reliable, huge cranking amps at -40. Accept marine battery discharges. Best, T

Guys: The poor guy just earnestly wanted to know how to store the HMMWV. Garage, disconnect batteries and trickle charge, and when you start for the first time in a few months, crank engine a few times prior to allowing it to start so oil clings to cylinders. Chocking wheels and such is never...