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Just curious, have you had any issues with the 450C being under the hood? I had the same set up as your's on my last Jeep, and issues with engine heat. On summer days, say in Moab, my compressor wouldn't start due to it sensing it was overheated. I finally had to disassemble the compressor...

This is what I did: http://www.ebay.com/itm/115v-1-5-gallon-air-compressor-Puma-/310327055954?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4840ef1652 Search around, this same compressor is available in a 12V version. It's served me well so far.

Ten bucks says you'll lose a finger.. :laughing:

Yup, just like any vehicle. Getting the emissions and inspection can be a pain, some shops don't like to touch them.

I would think in most areas of Davis county, this would be considered redevlopement. :laughing: Not bad up this way (15-20 mph), but I've got all my generators up and running just in case.

My family tradition is to pull it out of the box, and plug it in. Then kick back and admire it while drinking a beer, while the wife fiddles with the balls and stuff.. :laughing:

Check with Allterrain on here, I know he has a favorite spot. He's picky though, I'll bet his latest tree is worth thousands.. :laughing:

Bummer, I'll be in Moab that weekend. Maybe next round..

Yes on the spacers.... Why not just toss some weight in the back of the Blazer? It's not like you'll be using that area while plowing anyways.

Why would anyone do this to a perfectly good truck? :D Have you considered a roll back cover? At least that keeps your crap out of sight so it's a little more secure.

I'd offer ya up my Blazer, cept fer I'm smarter than that. :D (there's a pretty clean project 70 on KSL for $3K)

Still Looking? (I dunno know who this is) http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=18007838&cat=&lpid=2&search=jeep

Where were you yesterday, slacker?

Aluminum or plastic, anyone have one?

Weird, mine's (dish) working fine. It's 1 to 1 right now, should I give you a play by play? :D

Just print and tape this to the front bumper, then those pesky varmits will leave you alone. :D

You'll need: 1/2" drill bit 1 replacement wheel stud 24 quality lug nuts (toss your's in the trash) A good hand drill And last but not least, patience. You'll be a while drilling that out.

I see 10. :-\

Happy 38.5!

Not on a 72, whole diferent animal. ;)