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Yup. If I keep her clean, she's looks really nice. Just doesn't happen real often. :-\

Nope, just boring AM/FM. The original antena died so I swapped it for that nice long one from radio shack. There's supposed to be a CB antenna too, but I broke it on one of my zip under a tree manuvers. AND my scanner antenna decided to let go the magnet. I'm not doing very well with antennas.:-\ Isn't that the way your supposed to do it? Cover it from wheels to roof? A DOG: Those rims came off another 86 wagon, but I don't know what trim package; my guess would be thhe GL-10, but don't quote me on it.

Why not a LSD? Give ya better traction without the breakage of the welded diff. just my .02 cents

Weeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!! Ah......the beauty of low center of gravity!

One mudmobile! Went to my favorite off roading spot after work and had a little fun. Corse, I didn't have the camra with me:banghead: So, I took some aftermath pics instead. Enjoy! I tell you what, that LSD in the back makes the backend just a smiget looser than it did before. This run also proved that practicly bald tires don't climb muddy hills very well. However, makes for 4x doughnuts lotsa fun!

Yeah, I took my Mom back there once too. She freaked out big time. Didn't hit me, but I got quite the lecture.

Lookin' good! I do that every time I enter my favorite wash. Scares the livin daylights out of my passegers every time!

All I can say is OUCH, that hurt!

Looks nice! Gives it an aggressive stance. Hummmm.........uh oh the wheels in my head are begining to turn. EJ25 powered Legacy, EA82 D/R 5speed, t-case and solid axels. Look out jeeps, here we come! muwaaaaa:grin: Now, if I only had the cash and the knowhow.....................hummmmmm

Amen, Brother! Rather do it right the first time. I always say.

That looks good! I like it. Yes, fills the fenders quite well.

he he he:brow: I saved the pics! he he he:-p

That's wild! Tryin to be a Bug, eh? Looks like U need a little more watertightness, a porpeller. and a bigger snorkel!

Cool vids and pics!

That's cool! Me likes!

Ah HA! THAT's why my sister's wagon has no clearance between the clutch fan and the radiator. When I replaced the t-belts, I poked a hole in the radiator trying to get the clutchfan off. Now, she has an electric fan there and a patched radiator.

Awesome!

[hijack] Me gots the same thing, weak cyl on #1. Yes, I do have ticking from that side. Hummmm sloppy lifter will cause one cyl to not operate correctly? Hafta try swapping out one of those lifters. Yes? [/hijack]

Great song, s'ko! I like it! Boy, do I miss those drives to and from school in Idaho. I may have only driven in 2-3 storms, but it was a blast! Here in AZ, the only snow I see in on the mountains and they got the roads closed cause the big SUV idiots keep sliding off the mountain! hehe.... I got part of a song started.... To the Jingle bells tune: Jingle Bells, Honda smells, Volvo lost the race! Scouts stole all the snow and now the Fords are sayin HEY! Sloshin through the snow, in a 4 by Soob today, o're the hills we go, sloshing all the way! Driftin left an' right, Freakin' SUVs all night, What fun it is to slide an' sing this Suby song tonight! OH! Ok, I'm done now.

Water pump gasket? My sister's did that. Pour coolant in, couple seconds later it's running out of the bottom of the car. Bubbles in coolant sounds like a head gasket to me.

Hummmm that don't look too hard. Wonder if that alt will fit in mine. I still got the factory A/C in there. Really need more current. With both fans, the heater, headlights, fog loght, and stereo blasting, the volt meter bounces around 12V at 3000rpm to the beat of Barry Manilow. :-\

18 volts?? YIKES! It does sound like the regulator is shot in the alternator. I would say you are on the right track. Swap out the alternator, that sould fixy it.

prolly need to unbolt the rear tranny mounts and the pitching stopper. Might be enough to squeeze it by.

Depends on how big your wire that is feedin the relay board is! Anyways...... Ya, what shadow said: I = V / R . I imagine a #10 wire could handle quite a number of relays. Welcome back too!

Looks nice!