Real world tips and tricks for the do-it-yourself ethusiast. Tools and parts that make life easy, and simple fabrication tips and tricks.
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clem
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by clem »
That looks slick, nice site
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'87 bII d44,9",np435/205and a 302 ( on hold)
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'70 vw camper van
'98 jeep tj
2010 ranger
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cajun66
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by cajun66 »
What kind of switch are you using to turn the clutch off?
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1985 Bronco2
1958 Willys CJ5
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Ranger Dave
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by Ranger Dave »
the regulator on the tanks
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BroncoBoy24
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by BroncoBoy24 »
Thats nice man. So you are using your ac compressor as your air source?
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B2Enthusiast
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by B2Enthusiast »
How exactly did you do that? I have an 86 B2 and now air and I don't feel like getting a compressor. Please help?