It's only money! You can get new money but you can't get a new back. Believe ME! I know.
Hello from way NorCal
- Thread starter jeremiahm
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jeremiahm
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Here is what I have done in the 10 months I have owned her.
- Shocks, struts, 1.5" front lift, 1" rear lift, new air ride compressor
- Big roof rack, has travelled between my last 5 SUV's
- Mounted Viar compressor in second battery tray (will post pics)
- Cam sensor, Crank Sensor, Front main, PCV, Oil pressure sensor
- Big 3-ish wire upgrade
- Plugs, Wires, exhaust gaskets
- Radiator, thermostat, trans cooler lines
- 2 door handles
- LED interior lights
- 18" Weld EVO Forged wheels with KO2's (in garage)
- Oil pump, pickup tube o-ring, rear main seal, oil pan gasket, low oil sensor, water pump
- Complete Spohn rear end, rear sway bar bushings
- UCA's and TRE's
To do:
- Steering rack
- Front Sway bar bushings and links (in garage)
- Front wheel bearings (in garage)
- Shocks, struts, 1.5" front lift, 1" rear lift, new air ride compressor
- Big roof rack, has travelled between my last 5 SUV's
- Mounted Viar compressor in second battery tray (will post pics)
- Cam sensor, Crank Sensor, Front main, PCV, Oil pressure sensor
- Big 3-ish wire upgrade
- Plugs, Wires, exhaust gaskets
- Radiator, thermostat, trans cooler lines
- 2 door handles
- LED interior lights
- 18" Weld EVO Forged wheels with KO2's (in garage)
- Oil pump, pickup tube o-ring, rear main seal, oil pan gasket, low oil sensor, water pump
- Complete Spohn rear end, rear sway bar bushings
- UCA's and TRE's
To do:
- Steering rack
- Front Sway bar bushings and links (in garage)
- Front wheel bearings (in garage)
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jeremiahm
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@PNW VietVet I get it!
Thanks for your service and sacrifice Ron. My oldest is on the USS Connecticut now.
Thanks for your service and sacrifice Ron. My oldest is on the USS Connecticut now.
Some of that list is familiar. It MAY never end.
As a sub guy, is he obligated to 6 years active when he is on a sub? When I went in, that is the way it was.
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jeremiahm
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Yes, 6 years, first two are school. When he re-ups, they count the two school years toward that, so he is on for 2 more.
My claustrophobia would never let me be under water in a sub. Plus, at 6'4" tall, at that time that was too tall for sub duty.
