So what did you do to your Disco today?
Since Sunday I have blacked out my hood with plastidip, fabbed a hi-lift mount for the rack, mounted my halon fire bottle and today installed my TW front double cardan shaft and rebuilt the rear shaft with neapco joint and new rotoflex. I am glad that's over, the center socket was a pita to remove. Tonight my box of tie rod ends arrived. Happy valentines day to me lol.
Since Sunday I have blacked out my hood with plastidip, fabbed a hi-lift mount for the rack, mounted my halon fire bottle and today installed my TW front double cardan shaft and rebuilt the rear shaft with neapco joint and new rotoflex. I am glad that's over, the center socket was a pita to remove. Tonight my box of tie rod ends arrived. Happy valentines day to me lol.
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Sorry like I said I tend to over simplify things sometimes. I did a little research and it's called Biarritz Blue Metallic the code is 965. It's a very deep metallic. I just hope to have a paint job soon so it always looks as good as It does wet lol.
Sorry like I said I tend to over simplify things sometimes. I did a little research and it's called Biarritz Blue Metallic the code is 965. It's a very deep metallic. I just hope to have a paint job soon so it always looks as good as It does wet lol.
Got my 4.12 Ashcroft Rings and Pinions, reverse cut front.

Also ordered an inch/lb torque wrench, dial indicator and magnetic base, and bearing separator and puller kit. Would've got my diff bearing kits and shim kit ordered too but Justin is at Winter Romp. Doesn't he know he can't take vacations, I need parts!!!!

Also ordered an inch/lb torque wrench, dial indicator and magnetic base, and bearing separator and puller kit. Would've got my diff bearing kits and shim kit ordered too but Justin is at Winter Romp. Doesn't he know he can't take vacations, I need parts!!!!
Had some fun at the pull-a-part. Got a parking brake, jump seat belt, fuel door, lug nuts & some random parts & pieces for $21. Going to replace the parking brake this weekend.



