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Solid Axle Swap
12-04-2013, 01:58 PM
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SAS swap+lift
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84,984
Posted By
Rooks
Re: SAS swap+lift
Just got caught up on the build! Awesome stuff! Excited to see how the motor swap goes.
Forum:
Cleaning and Detailing
12-04-2013, 01:30 PM
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Great How-To Detailing Videos
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780
Posted By
Rooks
Great How-To Detailing Videos
Not sure how many of you are subbed to the /DRIVE channel over on Youtube, but they occasionally run this guy's videos. He's an amazing auto-detailer out on the east coast. Definitely seems to know...
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Off Topic
11-27-2013, 12:55 PM
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What was your biggest pos car?
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1,919
Posted By
Rooks
Re: What was your biggest pos car?
1986 Chevy Nova was my first car. It was a solid little car, but definitely not going to turn any heads. This was the exact color scheme just in a hatchback.
...
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Off Topic
11-27-2013, 12:47 PM
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Rate the avatar above you game
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171,226
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Rate the avatar above you game
Solid 8. Love the Orange and Black theme on the truck. Needs more lift though. :)
Forum:
Off Topic
11-27-2013, 11:50 AM
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Homebrew Thread
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43,373
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Homebrew Thread
That right there is amazing. Well done sir. I thought we were sitting nice with our coolers and Blichmann kettle.
I'll snap some photos later tonight.
Forum:
Solid Axle Swap
11-27-2013, 07:47 AM
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Sas turning my truck to a crawler
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1,006
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Sas turning my truck to a crawler
If money isn't much of a concern, you could look at something like spidertrax. Their Spider 9 axles are sweet stuff. Spendy, but can be built super tough.
http://www.spidertrax.com/
Likewise,...
Forum:
Solid Axle Swap
11-27-2013, 07:42 AM
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13
SAS 98 ford ranger HELP!!!
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2,006
Posted By
Rooks
Re: SAS 98 ford ranger HELP!!!
If you are doing an SAS, it's all about customizing it. Sounds like you are just looking for someone to hand you a parts list and bolt everything on. That ain't going to happen. You can get lift...
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Product/Company/Member Reviews
11-13-2013, 01:09 PM
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maggied6.0ranger - Buyers beware
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9,059
Posted By
Rooks
Re: maggied6.0ranger - Buyers beware
To be fair, he bought the kit from me originally over on RPS. I've removed the thread from RPS per their classified rules, but you can find a copy of the same listing I had over on R-F.
EDIT: ...
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Electrical Tech
11-13-2013, 09:59 AM
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Fusible Starter Link
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2,870
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Fusible Starter Link
I don't really know why they'd want to add one unless they have specifically had issues with Rangers before, or if in your case something happened with the wire that was connected to the starter and...
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Off Topic
11-13-2013, 09:53 AM
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Homebrew Thread
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43,373
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Homebrew Thread
I can vouch for that. I've moved kegs before. Previously, when I wasn't living with my girlfriend (now wife) we'd brew and age at my place since I had room, and then just keep the kegs on tap at...
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Drivetrain Tech
11-13-2013, 09:40 AM
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Manual hubs not engaging
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1,478
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Manual hubs not engaging
Pull off the hubs and ensure that the splines are actually engaging. If you read the installation instructions there are specific instructions on those hubs (that the hubs need to be engaged when...
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Off Topic
11-13-2013, 09:23 AM
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Homebrew Thread
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43,373
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Homebrew Thread
Understand the need for space thing. Our basement is becoming more and more "beer" orientated. Between our beer cellar being filled with beers and the entire half of a shelving unit filled with...
Forum:
Project Logs
11-13-2013, 08:50 AM
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18
87 Ford Ranger: A journey
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1,804
Posted By
Rooks
Re: 87 Ford Ranger: A journey
Loving the stuff so far! Subbed to see how this ends up. Keep up the good work.
Forum:
Vehicle Snapshots
11-13-2013, 08:49 AM
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18
Clean Yota
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1,296
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Clean Yota
Bah... I came in here hoping for an older Yota pickup. :)
Looks nice and clean for sure.
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Off Topic
11-13-2013, 08:45 AM
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1,016
Homebrew Thread
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43,373
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Homebrew Thread
Any reason you guys don't just have wort chillers? We made our own for like $50 bucks, most of which was getting adapters to hook it up to our sink. Not too bad. I think a new one from Midwest is...
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Midwestern Region
11-13-2013, 08:42 AM
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14,992
Minnesota
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554,933
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Minnesota
Doesn't that scratch your arm up when you use it as an arm rest? Or did you do something different on the arm rest part?
Forum:
Trucks
11-12-2013, 07:29 AM
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17
Craigslist / eBay Find:
"Monster" 2004 4.0 4x4
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1,834
Posted By
Rooks
Re: "Monster" 2004 4.0 4x4
IMO, that's all the more reason to stay away from this truck. If the guy has no idea what is actually on his truck or what was done to his truck by a shop, that's not good.
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Off Topic
11-12-2013, 07:25 AM
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Homebrew Thread
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43,373
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Homebrew Thread
That's the one thing that my wife are good at (patience). We've been doing a tradition of doing a super heavy beer on (or around New Year's) and letting it age for an entire year before cracking...
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Project Logs
11-11-2013, 11:13 AM
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Will jj's '87 drift ranger build
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2,123
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Will jj's '87 drift ranger build
I'd say do it if you have time and money. It would be fun.
Forum:
Off Topic
11-08-2013, 12:13 PM
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1,016
Homebrew Thread
Views:
43,373
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Homebrew Thread
Nice to see there are some other homebrewers around. Just started drinking our first all grain batch. An Octoberfest. We were doing extract brewing for a long time until we could afford some...
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Project Logs
11-08-2013, 12:07 PM
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169
Coby's '99 Ranger XLT (always a work in progress!)
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32,396
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Coby's '99 Ranger XLT (always a work in progress!)
If you have more questions, I'd say open up a new thread. Don't want to load up Coby's thread with off-topic stuff.
But from what I remember the kit just came with some adjustment brackets. ...
Forum:
Trucks
11-08-2013, 12:05 PM
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17
Craigslist / eBay Find:
"Monster" 2004 4.0 4x4
Views:
1,834
Posted By
Rooks
Re: "Monster" 2004 4.0 4x4
Agreed. A 3" Suspension lift with an excessive exo cage don't make it a "Monster". And I'd want to really look over those welds.
Forum:
Project Logs
11-08-2013, 08:29 AM
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169
Coby's '99 Ranger XLT (always a work in progress!)
Views:
32,396
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Coby's '99 Ranger XLT (always a work in progress!)
Don't know how it'd be different. It's just 3" pucks between the body and the frame. :)
Forum:
Project Logs
11-08-2013, 07:12 AM
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169
Coby's '99 Ranger XLT (always a work in progress!)
Views:
32,396
Posted By
Rooks
Re: Coby's '99 Ranger XLT (always a work in progress!)
I've ran 33's for 7 years on my 3" PA Body Lift. Fits just fine. Not to answer for Cody, but yeah...
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Midwestern Region
11-07-2013, 12:12 PM
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43
U.P. or northern WI meet
Views:
1,810
Posted By
Rooks
Re: U.P. or northern WI meet
Hey... neither was mine. I just had a 3" Body Lift and 33's but they let me head put with them. Most of the guys were pretty damn cool and they usually will tell people what's need to go on the run...
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