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yeah wheel the waiparous you will have fun and enjoy yourself cuz there closin it down to ALL backcountry users in january (except for about 10kms of trails)

those aren't even the same trucks i guess they might be okay down in florida where it's flat and nothin but swamps but definetly not for here

thanks man i look forward to wheelin it

almost ready to go 4:1 rocks too idles wherever you point it

looks like fun and looks like it's workin well for ya

yup i wanted to do it as young as i could luckily i have good parents willing to help me i don't see the prices goin down too much due to kelowna and area being one of the most desirable places in canada to live and if you'd ever been to the area you would know why as i sit here it's 102*F in the sh...

some more progress got the engine runnin sounds good also finished mounting my rad and taurus fan the intake hose that goes thru the firewall collapses at about 4000rpm so i will have to make something stiffer or put a larger mass air sensor on it

yup that's right and i'm only 23

got a 24x24 detached shop and a 2bdrm basement suite

interior needs updating (paint new floors etc.)

a one link will flex no matter what you put in it are you going to solid mount both ends or leave one end free like a jeep?

i used a 2 core ron davis alum rad 16x28" i had to completly cut out the core support and make new rad mounts and support the core worked out very well tho

it cost me $239us

yeah drivin without front shocks sucks you'll bounce all over the place and it ain't a gentle bounce

who dosn't paint over dirt

yeah there ain't much room from the p/s braket to the frame due to the pump sitting lower and more to the drivers side

the saginaw pump and bracket was off a 88 ford van can't remember if it was a E150,250 or 350 tho

as for the rear rad i have too much $$ into my engine to risk it and i decided the rear rad just took up too much room in back cargo wise

both mine are 16.5"