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Hi guys I am tring to lower my 1980 wagon but i cant find anything out there. Have any one have some web places or any ideas? Hey I have a set of 2" blocks I made specifically for my 82 wagon. They are steel tubing that has the plates welded on the ends to box them in. Has a hole and stud to w...

I bought one of those and wasn't thrilled with the fit. As Boblook mentioned I tried (and posted) my cracked dash fix which looked great for a bit but doesn't guard against future cracks. It wasn't terribly time consuming so you could repeat every year or so - maybe even with out removing from car. ...

Hey osrolla, I found great luck with a rear end pulled from a 2WD S-10 (4WD is wider). It's referred to as a GM 10 bolt, or 7.5, or 7.6, or it's true dimension, 7.625. There are a ton of factory and aftermarket LSDs available for $200-600 (Gov-lock style is not preferred, and later Torsen could use ...

Yeah, that's it! Is it still available? I had some decent pics, info, etc on there.

Thanks,
J

Crazy, this is my post! From way back on old 3TC garage. Anyway, bad news is guys the fix didn't last. The flexible bondo and dash expand/contract at different rates, along with fact that the old foam continued to crack in spots. It did look great for about a year, then got a couple cracks a year si...

Hey, so after swapping in a drivetrain that added a couple hundred pounds I wanted to up my spring rate. So my 250lb/inch springs are up for grabs. These were great on my daily driver TE72 wagon. They do not come with perches, but they can be picked up, and for a fraction of the price of a full coil...