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I have always been curious about the trail also from the pics, history and stories. I had the chance to go to Callao (by the Nevada Border) for work a couple weeks ago. I drove out on 80 to Wendover then south about 20 miles and East at the Ibapah sign, Through Gold Hill then onto the Pony...

Your one step closer to Hydroboost. It made my scout stop when no other combination I tried worked. But I believe in one project at a time.

I warned you;) Have you tried a SII fan? One w/ PS & AC? That should work. I don't think a spacer would help w/ the fan that you have:confused:

Forgot to mention that, I did on the inside & outside of the frame.

Sounds good:greg:

More pics. Any more questions:)

:eek: I would have not cut it. I have a 2nd alternator for an OBW in place of the smog pump:) I used the SII pump & box. The SII pitman arm is too long & will hit the shackles so I used a 70's Jeep Wagoneer or a 70's Dodge trucks pitman arm. Sorry, can't remember which one right now. The pic...

I'm not sure if you'll need the SII fan or not. My 1st mod on mine was OBA using SII AC pump, bracket & fan. I know its very close in mine. Did you get the PS bracket w/ smog pump above the PS pump? If you did you will need the 45* coolant outlet by the bracket. I made about 4 trips up to Coy's...

There is a small pulley that bolts to the front of the Crankshaft pulley/ harmonic balancer. Its 6 Bolts that are a pain to get to. Luckily the SII that I got my PS parts from had the radiator removed already which made it much easier to see & remove the bolts. There is not enough room for a...

Nice truck:D

:eek2::)

x2 I'll see if my brother's available as well:)

36's 4-5" sticking out Yes My plan for several years has been to run my H2 (17") rims that would tuck the tires in much better. Problem is buying new tires for the rims:-\

The 4spd T-18 was used in the 800's & the earlier SII's. Then the T-19 close & wide 4spds were used. Good trannys:)

Love the Scout. I put a 2" Body lift on mine from Back Country Binders. http://www.backcountrybinders.com/contact_info.htm Very pleased w/ the kit. My only disapointment in doing mine was the steering column drove me nuts till I got it where it works well. Scouts at that time were usually...

x2 I've used JMAC by Harbor Freight Tools in SL many times & always been happy with thier work.

Let me know if these will work.

I'll dig them out on Monday & get some pics & measements for you. Unfortunately I think they were pretty much flat when on the vehicle.

x2 Are you ready to do the same to my 73 for me? :rofl:

I have a set of front springs from a 76 you can have Corban.