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Thanks Big Daddy, but I already bought the Mopar set with the 6 qt rear sump oil pan, dipstick, pickup and windage tray. Definately appreciate the offer.

I played with the idle speed screw on my 91 once and it acted similar to what you are describing.  I would drive it and after warmup when I came to a stop it would die.  I would have to rev it in neutral to keep it from turning off.  It progressively got worse.  Got smart and used the FSM procedute with a tachometer and that solved the problem.

Quote from: rjtx667 on November 01, 2012, 09:44:15 PM
I just had my exhaust bolted up at ram jam..... it was bouncing all over the place on the trails, Richard had a good laugh.

I gave up and finally took the last sections off that were bouncing, so it just dumped under the truck.


I have an issue with the durango (can't say wife's durango as I still consider it mine, but she drives it all the time ) It looses coolant so that every 4-6 weeks it will start running hot, add more and its happy for a while again. kind of strange.

The Durango justs wants your attention. 

Check out Ryan's exhaust pipes in the pic.  LOL

Only thing missing with that chair is the magazine rack.   

 

Happy Birthday !!!

It is that old style brush guard.  Not too pretty.  It looks to be aluminum cross hatch like the covers for screen doors with 2 vertical bumper guards.   Nice back in the day maybe.   You can't stick your hand through it.  I would have to unbolt the whole thing to pop the hood.  Had matching running boards.

Did you just say, "Yada, yada, yada..."?   

Quote from: crazzywolfie on October 30, 2012, 07:15:02 PM
no one wants a big block with the price of gas now a day.

I think Dave's been buying them all up .... LOL   

   I forgot to mention that I found an 82 RC in that yard with untorn blue vinyl buckets and back seat with matching console.  It was killing me to pass it up.  When I got home I called back and asked a price and the seats were  $40 a piece.  Very tempting to go back.  It was a 2X  so may not have anything exciting but the hood cable was undone so it wouldn't unlatch.  I wanted to pry that sucker open but there was an unmolested brush guard blocking it.  Somebody must have taken care of this RC by the way the interior looked so I just wanted to see the motor.  It had a heater box with the aftermarket AC on it.  Nice set up!

Dave, I'm off this Thursday if that cool with you. 

Mopar Daddy - did you use that steering block with the 5.5" springs?  That steering block is 3" right?  Will that compensate for that lift?  Also will I need to get new bolts and the cone washers?  No problem - no rush.

Hey Buddy,  did you ever make it to the car show with Esther?  If so post up some pics.

I wish I could find some big block brackets for that price for the RC.  They are over a $100 online.  Anyone got some??

I see you had the same problem I did when I blew them up full size.  Real fuzzy.  Those were cell phone videos.  Did you like how Ryan ended up pushing the rock out of the way and I still hit it.  LOL  That trail seemed to get thinner and thinner the further we went.  When I cleaned all the mud off a couple days ago there was of course the passenger door scratch we knew about and the rear bumper scraped a rock on the pass side and then the rear view mirror bracket was bent on the driver side from pushing against that tree all from that trail.  I remember all along that trail were vehicle parts.  Made me a little nervous but it ended up being a lot of fun.  Wish we had caught the one handed push though - that was funny. 

I'd do it again but with a spotter guiding me in those tight spots.  I couldn't see the pass. side and it showed.     Ryan are you up for it in your new rig?? 

On a different note, I was able to pick up those motor mount brackets today to swap the 91 318 in place of the V6.  Found a 91 D150 and used a scissor jack from a car to lift the motor since they don't allow you to take any jacks into this pic-n-pull.  Checked it against my cross member and it will fit.  All 3 pieces for $25.  Good call on that adapter Wolfie. Thanks

   Take a good look at this picture again.

   The proof is in the pudding. 

  Good thing I'm 6ft tall or there could have been some real damage done. 

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