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Looking at being there during Trail Hero.

Do you pay for your vendor status? :rolleyes::confused::rolleyes::):D I haven't posted in a while so I thought I would contribute. 👍

Try flexing your front axle to get more shock stroke.

You can refill without removing through the schrader valve port. However, the problem is how much oil did you lose and was the oil level right? 550 psi sounds high but you didn't supply enough info. Shock diameter and stroke? Brand of shock. How much weight on each corner? Maybe pics of...

Ya it looks great there. Unfortunately we are scaling back on big cross country trips and wheeling closer to home. I don't expect to be west of the ol Miss this year.

16-17 hours for us. Answer is YES. We were there 3 days the weekend before Thanksgiving. Didn't get quite as much wheeling as hoped because we had a rollover recovery and a pretty bad fire.

Classic. LOL

No comment on the TCI but re the spacer on the snout, I've found not all torque converters are the same. I use a Hughes on my TH350 and it seems some require a bushing and others don't, even though I'm ordering the same application. Are you sure you are getting the TC fully on? (with the...

oooooh.......... there's a hint there somewhere...........

You need to sponsor a set in Michigan. You know......... to get the word out......

where do you buy that fire port thingy?

Glad the run went well. Been there once before and we have a group of 4 headed there the weekend before Thanksgiving. Maprika no longer supports Iphone so I'm hoping my buddy's Android will lead us around.

Glad your shakedown was successful. I've been to RMR and headed back there the week before Thanksgiving. It's a good time. Tacket Creek is no joke. Never been to Green Acres.

Black labels? What's the sale price?

I don't live there. I was actually poking fun at @woody but he chose to ignore me. LOL

If you go to Trail Hero, I'd be glad to show you around. ;)

Radiator to a catch can. Steering is a simple vent hose that is lower than the bottom of the resi. (would be higher if rolled) Engine is dual 3 sides and down at the front. Trans is a long vent line that runs to the top of the engine then down at the front of the engine. 203 Doubler is a a...

I'm another hater of wiring. When I bought my buggy turn key it was wired really nice, everything in looms - looked great. UNTIL I had to service it on the fly on a night run because my radiator fan quit. I couldn't trouble shoot anything because it was buried. I literally couldn't find the...

My winch and HAM radio are the only things always hot.

Mentioning replacement, that's how I have always been when someone needs a part that I have. Many are used that I keep around and are still functional. Selling them at a used price discount is not practical, because now I have lost my spare and can't replace it without paying new prices. So...

They work any different?

Friends be friends. :)

I never thought about putting foam on my roof for heat. I have thin strips where it contacts the cage to reduce vibration. Maybe because we don't have the intense sun that you have. My tunnel panels get super hot & the 3/8 stuff might help there. My skins are around .090" and they have taken...

Pics of repairs?

I run two 20's tied together to a 10 or 12 ga wire for my radiator fan. (can't remember which without looking) Been doing this for 6-7 years with no issue. One of the circuits powers my trans fan. 4th is currently open.

I went with this for all my high draw relay stuff. Had it on my YJ and now on my buggy with great results. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/msd-7564

What's your definition of a rock buggy? Rocks only, comp, all around trail rig, etc? For a dedicated rock crawler, you don't need much horsepower, just low gearing. If you want to get into loose dirt hill climbs, more HP is needed, along with wheel speed.

Wow! That's an attention grabbing color.

A couple updates. A front dif inspection resulted in a small crack in 1 tooth in the front D70 ring gear. The crack looked like it had been there a while and I wonder if it was recent or from way back when I snapped a front axle shaft 2 years ago. Either way, I decided to swap it out. Not...

Hard hit for sure. Glad all is well. It's only money. :)