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Hmm, looks like they should have made that planetary a little more meaty.

I can’t for the life off me figure out what happened. It was a street jeep Most Of it’s life and Steve isn’t hard on it and with the 4:1 tcase and 35’s he shouldn’t stress it much. It was a fairly low mile unit.

I imagine it spit out whatever plastic washer keeping the two halves of planetarys apart. After that goes its just a matter of time

What the what


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What's BC's definition of antique vehicles? I know it has to be stock and in good shape, so he has that part down.

Well since its over 80 years old it must have been kept mint next to the time machine

Scott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 11:27 am What's BC's definition of antique vehicles? I know it has to be stock and in good shape, so he has that part down.

30yrs old also I believe. You have to provide pictures to icbc of said vehicle to prove it and your good to go from what I understand. It brings down your insurance cost significantly, but down side is I think you can only insure for REC use.

HillBilt wrote: ↑Fri Oct 16, 2020 9:57 am

Scott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 11:27 am What's BC's definition of antique vehicles? I know it has to be stock and in good shape, so he has that part down.

30yrs old also I believe. You have to provide pictures to icbc of said vehicle to prove it and your good to go from what I understand. It brings down your insurance cost significantly, but down side is I think you can only insure for REC use.

"Special occasions only

Vehicles with vintage plates may only be used for special occasions for example; exhibitions, parades, car club activities, community events, weddings and graduations. Everyday pleasure driving is not permitted."

Well, that sounds gay.

If anyone wants a Ford Tempo to drive at the Pride Parade, that one looks like a deal.

First flat pack bumper came in the mail today. The look from the 60 plus mail lady about what’s in the really heavy bags was hilarious. I told her its a bumper in a bag. You know like ikea for off-road guys





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pointsnorth wrote:First flat pack bumper came in the mail today. The look from the 60 plus mail lady about what’s in the really heavy bags was hilarious. I told her its a bumper in a bag. You know like ikea for off-road guys





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This truck came into work for a leaky brake line. Keep in mind this is off a 5 ton delivery truck.

Scoobienorth wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 5:43 pm 5725525D-E7A5-4E56-A585-4A8113FDC40C.jpeg

This truck came into work for a leaky brake line. Keep in mind this is off a 5 ton delivery truck.

It's ribbed for extra grip.

Start of my day aka twelve hours of misery. I was expecting an engineered drawing or something similar. Instead I got the ramblings of what I’m certain was three different peoples take at assembling it. with not even 95 percent of the bolt dimensions or location accurate


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Look at the twist in the main stinger that’s like ten degrees


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Wow. Considering it's not a 1-off part.