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I got them done. Look good enough. Reading ~35 degrees cooler than before. Bought new manifold bolts. I sandblasted the spacers. Didn't have time to hit them with paint or anything. I wanted to have them coated as well but the guy forgot about it. The down pipe studs were a pain. Couldn't get...

I also used liquid electric tape where the wires run into the connector.

2" RTE springs / OME shocks / 235/85r16 bfg at's here. Op, You won't be disappointed with a similar setup for your stated needs.

unfortunately, i have some leakage/seepage. but my pre-cat passenger o2 sensor is sealed up tight now. did you look at that one yet? man, it's so full of oil. i haven't messed with the other fancy scanners, but the hawkeye is great.

when you replace your o2 sensors, make sure you check for oil in the connectors. if you find some, clean it out, thoroughly. fix the oil "issue" to prevent future problems OR say screw it and "oil proof" said connector from getting oil in it anymore. be a good man. and thorough.

my bad. it was 50 bucks per side. and it was a deal because a buddy and i are doing them at the same time at this local place and the guy is trying to get rid of his silver/gray coating. restoration? oh man. i don't want to think of this in terms of a restoration. i see what you're saying...

Mine are completely covered in rust. Also. This is kind of driven by the fact that I can get them cleaned and coated for fifty bucks. It's kind of a deal.

Has anyone had their exhaust manifolds ceramic coated? Mine look terrible and I feel like I need to do something about them. I guess it's supposed to help in the performance department, but it will also help in protection/longevity. I haven't taken them off before. Anything to watch out for?

1 - 20 should be the first thing that ever comes up for a d2 owner when first reading up on the cdl issue. Period. Followed by how to/where to feel if your truck is in the suspect manufacturing dates.

I found it. It was actually here. http://www.discoweb.org/forums/showthread.php?t=48170&referrerid=7917

Had the same question a while back and found someone's personal guide to waterproofing based on an Army instruction or manual. I saved it somewhere because I knew I'd never find it again. The main thing I got out of it is that I now use dielectric grease on all electrical connections. I also use...

I was going to make a joke about high specs and low tolerances, but you'll run across this many times. It's maddening. I think I barely use two screws now to hold it in place.

That's the fifth time you've gotten me with that underbite picture. Makes me laugh. Then cringe a little. Then I'm sad for myself for being a jerk. Then I'm sad for her. Then I think, nah, it's probably okay, he knows her and getting an underbite fixed sucks.

Like Kennith stated earlier, the engagement is pretty terrible. Even if your latch is functioning properly you've got to mess with where your hex screws secure the bottom bracket. And yes, if it's misaligned at the bottom, then sometimes the latch will feel like you can't push it in depending...

There is also this.

i'm still interested just in case you had two.

So what did Internet tell you?

Yeah? Did you install it yet? Tell us more!

my friend's trying to talk me out of it. i dont' like his attitude.

PM/email/call for one?