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I've got a cracked fuel line in my 90 BII. Can I get fuel lines from the Ranger or Explorer? I was told by someone that it's difficult to find fuel lines for the BII? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Changing out the rims will not be difficult. You just have to make sure the rims you buy/get have a large enough size hole to fit the hub. There are lots of 15x8 rims that will fit, but if it came off a jeep then be ware. I got ones from a jeep and had to mill out the center to fit the hubs. I've ...

Thanks for the info, Nobody.

I've got a set of gears (4.56) for my BII and the rear is welded. Once installed, I should still be able to drive it on the freeway and such, right? It won't tear anything up? I've currently got the diffs open with the front taken out except I can't get the pinion? part out, any advice (this is my ...

I finally got the job completed. Hauled them to my neighbors shop in WV, forgot the camera; doh! The final product can be viewed at

http://homepage.mac.com/jobynjo/PhotoAlbum12.html

Aloha!

From all the research I've been doing recently on BII's, the D35 is a direct bolt in and YES, there was an option in the late model BII to have 4.10 coming as stock. FYI, there was also a D35 that had the gears from a D28 using some sort of carrier. You should also be able to use everything from ...

My neighbor is on a mini-vacation and comes back pretty soon. I'll keep everyone posted with pictures before, during, and after as best as I can.

actually my neighbor owns a machine shop, I'll have to ask him if he can do it. Thanks for the replies.

I tried to put a set of Jeep Canyon Rims 15x8 on my bronco II and the front was not compatible with the stock "automatic locking hubs". Is there ANY way to fix this? Update=My neighbor is willing to do it, but his milling machine is like 6 hours away (west virginia), however, he is asking a nearby ...