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small-list Digest Sun, 06 Feb 2000 Volume: 01 Issue: 2002

In This Issue:
Re: My little B-II
Re: My little B-II
Work From Home In Your Sweats!!
ADMIN: Re: Work From Home In Your Sweats!!
Re: fuel gauge accuracy?
ADMIN: Posting notes
ADMIN: Quoting limits

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Date: Sun, 06 Feb 2000 09:33:51 -0800
From: Adam McLaughlin jps.net>
Subject: Re: My little B-II

Body lift was a piece of cake, aside from the front mounting bolts near the
front bumper. Suspension lift was a pain in the rear, as everything was riveted
on, and taking all of that crap off was really a pain.

I got the 2" Body lift from James Duff, and the 3" suspension lift came from
James Duff too. I used the dual shock mount package, with new leafs in the rear,
with traction bars, steering stabilizer, and axle truss. It was a long, two day
project but worth it in the end.

Adam

GJFB20 aol.com wrote:

> Hey, was your body lift and suspension lift hard to put on, did you run into
> any problems?
> ====


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Date: Sun, 06 Feb 2000 09:36:32 -0800
From: Adam McLaughlin jps.net>
Subject: Re: My little B-II

Right now I am running without the muffler connected, so the exhaust is exiting
via the catlytic convertor under the chassis of the truck. It smells, bad!
Really bad!! Like some rubber is burning, or something. I don't smell the
rotten egg smell, but this thing really, stinks!! Could I use this as reason to
get me a new one?

I had always heard that when these things start to go south, then they smell
really, really bad. PU!

I don't know much, if anything about cats and any suggestions would be
appreciated!

Adam

David Cooley wrote:

>
>
> The problem you'll run into is that federal law states a Muffler/ exhaust
> > shop cannot replace a converter, even with a factory original replacement,
> if the original is still functioning properly.
> What you can do, is order a hi flo cat (random technologies has a very good
> line of those), remove the factory cat, then find a shop to install the cat
> in place of the missing one.
>


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Subject: Work From Home In Your Sweats!!
Date: Sun, 6 Feb 2000 11:59:12 -0800



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