What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
#8282
Put on new Dunlop tires. Decided not to wait on finding the wheels I want....after my youngest son fussed at me over the weekend for the crappy mismatched tires (rewind and role flip on conversations from 20 years ago......)
Ordered new OD unit bearings and parts from WITTRANS, and having tooling made at local machine shop for pressing OD unit clutch pack.
Ordered new OD unit bearings and parts from WITTRANS, and having tooling made at local machine shop for pressing OD unit clutch pack.
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Put on new Dunlop tires. Decided not to wait on finding the wheels I want....after my youngest son fussed at me over the weekend for the crappy mismatched tires (rewind and role flip on conversations from 20 years ago......)
Ordered new OD unit bearings and parts from WITTRANS, and having tooling made at local machine shop for pressing OD unit clutch pack.
Ordered new OD unit bearings and parts from WITTRANS, and having tooling made at local machine shop for pressing OD unit clutch pack.
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#8289
I put on one of those cool headlight relay kits that I got from LMC Truck, and promptly popped one of my 'spensive PIAA Xtreme White bulbs. Low beam go bye-bye. Dammit.
The relay kit from LMC Truck comes without fuses or fuse holders so I added them in, and extended the ground sides all the way to the battery rather than relying upon a chassis ground. The kit comes with the wires inside gaudy yellow sleeving, so I cut that crap off and wrapped it up in black automotive conduit. Works good, and with the yellow gone it doesn't look like it belongs in a Kia with a fart can and a spoiler.
I think my battery is FUBAR. The darn thing hasn't lost any water since it was new two and a half years ago.
Tomorrow it's heater core, dash, and bezel time. Oh joy.
The relay kit from LMC Truck comes without fuses or fuse holders so I added them in, and extended the ground sides all the way to the battery rather than relying upon a chassis ground. The kit comes with the wires inside gaudy yellow sleeving, so I cut that crap off and wrapped it up in black automotive conduit. Works good, and with the yellow gone it doesn't look like it belongs in a Kia with a fart can and a spoiler.
I think my battery is FUBAR. The darn thing hasn't lost any water since it was new two and a half years ago.
Tomorrow it's heater core, dash, and bezel time. Oh joy.