Recent content by Galt72

AI is your friend..lol This 30-second delay on your 5.0L points directly to the transition when the engine management system leaves its initial startup mode and attempts to adjust its fuel and air mixtures as the 02 sensors start to heat up. [1, 2, 3, 4] Common culprits for this specific...

absolutely love my ZF, 35" with 411 gears. Take off in 2nd and go into 5th overdrive around 55mph

I've ordered from them more than a few times and never had an issue. Just now the site says its down for scheduled maintenance

In 77 my neighbor bought a new 77, I was 16 and hooked. Purchased my 72 Explorer in 85. 41yrs later I'm still tinkering with it.

James Duff offers a Bronco mounting setup for the Best top Trailmax II seat. It is a fold and Tumble seat for jeeps. It comes with or without headrests. Their site is currently down so I can't read the instructions to refresh my memory. I believe it uses the factory seat mounts. You can...

These are adjustable and a quick guess is a 45 Degree tilt back.

You know that's a good question. Yes, they have sliders with quite a bit of forward and backward adjustment. They have the typical metal hoop under the front of the seats.

The headrest is non-adjustable up and down. These were designed to fold up small and go into the second row floor of a Dodge Caravan. Most are leather. I'm not the first. I got the idea from this thread. Pics half way down...

The headrest flips forward with some force as soon as u pull the side lever. It tucks its self in between the back cushion and the seat foam. It's really quite clever. I work on a few more pics.

"Stow and go" second row seats from Dodge Caravan 2016 ish. Low to the ground and they fold and tumble

I run the James Duff Sway Bar with the quick disconnects. I have 4.5" springs, Bilstein's and 35's. It was pretty tipsy in the corners at speed and I wasn't a fan. The SB made a big difference in how it handles. I ran 32's with a 3 inch lift for years and never felt the need for one...

Thanks, the bumper was made by a company that I think is out of business now. I believe he was in Tennessee. He built bumpers for jeeps and a couple broncos. I asked him if he could do a special combo of the two styles. It might be the only one he ever built. Sorry I can't find his...