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Old 10-06-2012, 01:21 PM
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12320 pulaski hwy joppa md open 11-7 wed-sun ...pit beef/ham/turkey, sausage, hot dogs ,home made fries, chille, coleslaw, baked beans & like 5 diff signature sauces
Now we all need you to sponser our builds... :P
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Now we all need you to sponser our builds... :P
Renix builds get money first
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OMG

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OMG
I don't even have a smart *** comment for that
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OMG
wow.
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Damn, I thought I was the first one to think of that.
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OMG
I remember them days
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OMG
That's some redneck engineering right there!
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Originally Posted by xjclassicxj
12320 pulaski hwy joppa md open 11-7 wed-sun ...pit beef/ham/turkey, sausage, hot dogs ,home made fries, chille, coleslaw, baked beans & like 5 diff signature sauces
I will have to come and check that out!
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Old 10-06-2012, 02:27 PM
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I will have to come and check that out!
How'd the bushing replacement go?
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Headliner out....

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OMG

seems legit to me.
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Originally Posted by gone4x4
-while the rest of yer fambily starves?
Yep. Just got home. Now i need a nap. Haha.
Originally Posted by jimmy21669
Headliner out....

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welcome to the club.
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Yep. Just got home. Now i need a nap. Haha.


welcome to the club.


Mine is out to redo AND install sunroof and visor. I have read too many horror stories about Lund's pulling out, so I am going to drill all the way through and bolt it on with backing plates and lots of silicone sealer. NEVER come off, and I can use nylock nuts so it will never loosen
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Originally Posted by wormdrink
How'd the bushing replacement go?


So I bought the specialty tool to do my upper control arm axle end bushings and I'm happy to report it wasn't a waste of money. I got my new upper control arms and axle side bushings installed in just over 2 hours from start to finish. I did have a lift, but I didn't have to remove my shock or coil sping to get to the bushings. The long bolt went right through the coils giving me plenty of room.

The tool was worth every penny especially after hearing of all sorts of horror stories of people cutting them out or burning the rubber part out and then cutting the sleeve to get it out. Sorry for the crappy pictures, I used my cell phone in a hurry.

Removing bushing.
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Putting in new bushing.
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