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Any of these available? center console fold-out cup holder Engine compartment ECU box cooling fan driver's side bumper fog light .eric

if there are any invites left, I would like one. cboy903 at gmail thanks, .eric

where are you? I have an '03 S bumper in NJ for $300 for pickup.

What year D2? I have one from an '03. It's an S model without the foglights.

Has a set of Coleman Racing clamps to mount a hi-lift on the side. http://choyboy.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=3859&g2_serialNumber=2 $700 Located in NJ 08854, local pickup only.

I would try the local Asian supermarkets, the bigger ones around here usually have them. What are they bringing back? Everything I bought back has always been multi-volt. I haven't used on of those converter things since I was a kid.

It should fit. The '04 rails aren't taller than the skinny ones, just fatter. I just picked up a Hannibal rack the other night to replace my SD but haven't gotten around to installing it yet.

I was under the same impression, that's why I order the DI spacers thinking they should work. :( So if it's not the SIII pitch, what is the other pitch used by LR on SII's?

Does anyone know what the size and pitch are for a Series II lug nut? The ones that take a 15/16 socket and acorn on both sides. My problem is that I'm trying to fit a set of wheel spacers made for DI/RRC. The bigger SII lug nuts don't fit into the holes in the spacer. Therefore, I'm trying to...

you don't have SAI ;)

remove the stake nut before you pull the hub/axle off

YES THEY DO. They are both 5x120mm. You'll need hub rings if you want to keep them hub-centric.

Apparently there is no concept of a line here. :rolleyes:

simple. 2 batteries.

pm'd sent

Here's a pic of it when it was on my truck. Note that the indicators have been replaced by a pair of Hella FF75.

I'm just going to splice in a loop end and turn it into a 50' extension. Thanks for the offer anyways. :) I agree with Craig, the sand and muck getting into the fibers over time killed the line.

I broke my 80' Viking line 3/8 line at this year's Winter Romp. The truck was sitting up to it's axles in slush and mud. One side benefit of have a syn line though is that you can tie it back together and hopefully have enough line left to get you out of the woods. I think I'm going to listen...

Are you in the business of selling machinery or instructions? If the videos pertain to your brand of machines, what good is it to people that don't have your product? Information only has value when it's useful.

pm'd you for the MAF