Didnt realize the trans was such a pita to pull out on this car. Gotta remove the entire front a-frame, sway bar; etc. Picked up a new clutch, so hopefully the pyp tranny works. ALOT of work getting it in there. Atleast this gives me a reason to Get the new struts in and finish putting in the lowering kit.

Put spoiler back on, fixed driver side speaker, and driver side door (made a ting noise, instead of a thud)

Ordered up a B&M shift kit

look at who your talking about lol do you need to ask if he does any of the mentioned things, really do you? LOL

Think I can kill an auto? If so, it'll be my first.

yeah lol its almost easier to destroy an auto than a manual...heres a tip...put the auto in neutral and put foot to floor then grab shifter and pull to any gear u chose and hang on cusz eitehr its gonna go like shit or somethings gonna break...lol but i have seen a caravan do a sweet burnout by doing so

I was actually thinking about putting the kickdown on a manual switch :cool:

Test fitted a 38.5X11" Bogger today after work :D. The jack in the pic is all the way down...

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...n/DSC00004.jpg

38.5x11??? why so skinny?

got the dynomax muffler installed. turns out I also had a huge hole in a bend right before the muffler so I pretty much just got everything done from the cat back. it is much quieter than i thought it would be :(

gots a new 3" K&N air filter and some cool tube for the wires to my starter that keep arcing out on my headers. yay

modded out the starter in 45min while it was snowing and cold and in the diveway, pretty good i thought considering i have to pull the crossmember and flywheel cover and move trany lines and brake lines. off to napa to try to use my 3yr warranty. lol.

modded a new design into my projects folder... the starting of an intake plenum!

http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/1...mflangesv6.jpg

as you can see that's just the bottom flange... i'll be making use of some stock from rossmachineracing.com for the top of it.

holy crap my hands got cold putting the starter back in. snowing+cold metal+dirty+laying in snow+cold=fun time installing a starter in a compact space

Shift kit arrived, and I re-did the u-joints. also picked up inner/outer tie-rods and new bushings for the front. Another project for tomarrow.

Modded the new Sirius Sporster 5 into the bimmer. Pretty nice unit I must say.

Modded a Scion xB into the driveway today :buttrock:

New body lift and body mount bushings are in, man those old ones were horrible.

Nice, replacement for the GSR?

Modded a new battery into the truck, spiral core eliminator.

Yup that it is. I needed something that I could take to job sites and had more room inside.

Nice! What year did you pick up? My wife and I are thinking about getting a new one from the states.

mine is an 05

Wired up the light bar and switches:
wiring's not as bad as it looks. stock wiring keeps getting in the way...:
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...n/DSC00134.jpg
the wires will be strapped down to those white squares:
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...n/DSC00142.jpg
silliconed the cargo light shut after running the wires through:
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...n/DSC00141.jpg
The switch was originally on a shift knob, so I cut the wires, resoldered them and mounted the whole shebang in my dash...:
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...n/DSC00136.jpg

Gratuitous interior shot:
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...n/DSC00140.jpg

I had fun wiring the lights on the jeep. 4 lights x 150watt bulbs = 600watts and X amount of amps made me go thru 3 alternators. I had something like 180amps in lights on the Jeep. Atleast you used relays, but sure to fuck up first time you submerge the truck.