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We used to use stuff called "Varsol". It will make your concrete new again with a little agitation from a broom. http://www.recochem.com/english/products/household_solvents/varsol.html

Re: Question for those with hardtops... As you go higher w/ your drive line (suspension) you'll need a longer shaft AND to deal with a large angle between your t-box and diff. After about a 3-1/2" lift, it's difficult to solve with shimming (wedges) your rear axle. So, it's dealt with a double...

Hee Hee Hee :D ........sorry, couldn't help myself. Just my opinion, sell the hard top and buy the Bestop Sailcloth Replace a Top. I love the thing year round.

Your 4.10s are excellent highway/around town gears. If you were off road all the time with occasional highway, I'd say 4.88 w/ 33s. The other thing is, I don't think you want to run d35 axles with anything more than 33s. NOW, if you were going to 8.8 axles, I'd do the 4.56s or 4.88s with 35"...

My CJ2A as of September. Will do a frame off, rebuild clutch, T-case, and transmission this winter while it's in my garage. Paint around June. The 93 is just a toy With the 32s

Just 2 things came to mind: I would do the BB for now and have fun with it. You could also add a 1" body lift (that would stay in no matter what decision). A 2" suspension lift is a waste of time and money (IMO) so I would go for at least 3" to 4". Like the old hot rod saying goes, "cry once"...

It's a TJ, how bad can it be :wink:

Question for those with hardtops... You have to look at how much money you have to spend. Not much = spacers (save more by just buying spacers then buy 2" long shocks on your own), suspension kit = I got money to burn. :wink:

THAT will be very helpful come college time :wink: . My congrats to him and to his parents for providing the genes :D . Sports is the grease for college and fun if he goes to a college close by. My son played hockey through high school and college..........it was a lot of fun going to those...

RE: New girl in town I don't know Maryland very well but my inlaws live in Annapolis, St Margaret area, near the water, really nice. Reminds me of our Westport - Southport area here. 8)

I would check for a broken transmission mount above the skid plate.

RE: S N O W ! ! ! Thanks for the replies. We only communicate once or twice a month since she's a post grad with 6 more years in Vancouver and I'm in CT. I wanted to buy the iPod as a gift for her since she's coming home for a few days at Christmas. It's difficult to send things to her because...

RE: New girl in town About 3" to 4" now, Hard to tell with 20 to 30 mph wind. Temp. is 8* (wind chill -23)............I LOVE IT

RE: Re: RE: Someone upstairs has a strange sense of humor Thanks for the help. I think I found it on www.tigerdirect.com: Firewire & USB Connectivity iPod mini not only lets you listen to music but to do other things as well. Much more. For example, you can use the included FireWire or USB...

Can the iPod be used as an external drive like a USB driver on a Mac and how? I don't know anything about Mac's (it's for my daughter at school) or computers for that matter. :D . She uses a lap top Mac It's an "Apple iPod 5G MP3 Player for windows" Thanks,

RE: Peace on Earth... Sorry for the mistake. I was still speaking of your transmission. ATF for t-case.

I never trust Chilton's. I find their torques way off sometimes. I really like Red Line lubes for the transmission. Their MTL is a 75W80 and their MT90 is a 75W90 both are top quality and after a while you notice your transmission will shift smoother...

Question about Spanish radio 75W90 Syn is fine. Mobil1, or any of the top names

RE: General brake question 320. A twin stick Dana 18 and 5.38 gears

You could have it turn down at a local auto store for about $15. but if you intend on keeping the Jeep for awhile just buy a new one. I think they run ~$50.00 each. Just don't leave it in the way it is because you new that completely flat surface to mate up to the new pad.