worm clamps are a bad idea to replace the spring clamps used from the factory. yes the spring ones are a pain in the ass, but they're designed to only have so much tension on them. these plastic capped radiators don't take too kindly to accidentally cranking down on a worm clamp. it's very easy to crack the radiator fitting that way.
What did you do to your jeep today?
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worm clamps are a bad idea to replace the spring clamps used from the factory. yes the spring ones are a pain in the ass, but they're designed to only have so much tension on them. these plastic capped radiators don't take too kindly to accidentally cranking down on a worm clamp. it's very easy to crack the radiator fitting that way.
Ah come on, impact gun
done over 35 KJ lifts and never used an impact gun on any of them
Its how I keep my perfect body ! :happy175::happy175:
Having heat in an encloed building does help some though
but no heat makes you try and work harder just to stay warm:icon_lol:
haha i did break a sweat a few times which was conveniently countered by the snowy draft raining from above
dude1116
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Installed a Magnaflow muffler. Much better than not having anything there. Not much different sound than stock unless I'm REALLY putting the hammer down, but I'm OK with it. Just don't think the V6 pushes enough air through it to make it sound nice.
http://www.amazon.com/Magnaflow-12226-Satin-Stainless-Muffler/dp/B000XQM1KS
http://www.amazon.com/Magnaflow-12226-Satin-Stainless-Muffler/dp/B000XQM1KS
having heat, or at least lack of heat loss, upgrade going on in the garage right now
new 2" thick insulated doors going in. daddy wants a garage that he doesn't freeze his balls off in when working. also should help the house, as the garage is under the first floor.
dying to get in there in a few and finish up the last bits of electrical. apparently I somehow got the GFCI backwards for hot/neutral, but the outlets downstream and protected by it are correct? I'm impressed.
new 2" thick insulated doors going in. daddy wants a garage that he doesn't freeze his balls off in when working. also should help the house, as the garage is under the first floor.
dying to get in there in a few and finish up the last bits of electrical. apparently I somehow got the GFCI backwards for hot/neutral, but the outlets downstream and protected by it are correct? I'm impressed.
You're sort of preaching to the choir. I actually really like the spring clamps. I still use the originals on my 98 Ranger too. I messed one up and had to use a worm style. Then got too lazy to order some new ones. They can be tough to find. I have a couple different tools to get to different angles. This is the one right up top on the TC cover so metal. Checked it again today and it wasn't loose but still seems to be weeping. :shrug:
Just had a guy message me on Fakebook
Asked me if I was tommudd on all of the Jeep forums:shrug:
Ah yes but why, response was "well I have 5 Jeep wheels that are sitting in my garage that I want rid of real bad, you interested. I hear you deal buy and sell Jeep parts so thought you maybe interested ?"
Not sure what are they? I ask
" They came on a special model of the Wrangler have 5 spokes and 16 inch tires fit on them that's all I know "
Then he sends a picture.............................:icon_twisted:
So as soon as I can pick up some $$$
going to pickup some "Moabs" and help this poor guy out :icon_lol:
Feel so sorry for him tripping over these " useless " wheels that I want to help anyway I can :ROFLJest:
Asked me if I was tommudd on all of the Jeep forums:shrug:
Ah yes but why, response was "well I have 5 Jeep wheels that are sitting in my garage that I want rid of real bad, you interested. I hear you deal buy and sell Jeep parts so thought you maybe interested ?"
Not sure what are they? I ask
" They came on a special model of the Wrangler have 5 spokes and 16 inch tires fit on them that's all I know "
Then he sends a picture.............................:icon_twisted:
So as soon as I can pick up some $$$
going to pickup some "Moabs" and help this poor guy out :icon_lol:
Feel so sorry for him tripping over these " useless " wheels that I want to help anyway I can :ROFLJest:
uss2defiant
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when's the tommudd garage sale happening? 
CodeWarrior
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Engine stand was delivered from Amazon! Time to put the 3.7L engine from the defunct Jeep on it and start tearing it apart (carefully).
when's the tommudd garage sale happening?
Ongoing, just depends on what box of parts I start digging through when someone is here.
So far John seems to always be here at the right , err well wrong time.
John3seventeen
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Heh heh heh:shrug:
Birdman330
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Lost the driver side fog light, too much voltage going through them I think. Really wish I could get a day off.
Birdman330
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I really wish these came in a 16' they would go great with the JP theme I have.
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Drove mine in some very light snow this evening. Ok more like a dusting. The big stuff will be here over the weekend. Hopefully I'll have time to "play".
Saw a real nice Comanche at a signal this morning. Must have been about a '90. I think I saw just about one of every Jeep model made in the past 30 years on my ride to work.
Saw a real nice Comanche at a signal this morning. Must have been about a '90. I think I saw just about one of every Jeep model made in the past 30 years on my ride to work.
CzarKJ
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Checked the tire pressures. Frowned at the salt buildup.
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