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It looks like there are only the four stock nutsert bolts and 4 additional bolts securing the crossmember- is this really enough? It seems that every other other setup I have seen uses at least 10 bolts.

http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=30091&highlight=bolt+size 14x2.0mm about 13 mm (5") long 9.8 grade good luck finding that at Homo Depot maybe Ace or True Value

MADXJ found fault with the HF kit: http://www.madxj.com/MADXJ/technical/technicalfiles/ARadjustableBallJoints/adjustableballjoints.htm (scroll down til you see the huge red X) The Astro kit doesn't look much different but who knows?

This will only help a little, but at least you might be able to figure out which yards won't be any use- www.aara.com/ AZ Auto Recyclers site

JamesD- Guess what? There are assholes on the internet. Try posting this on Pirate and see what happens. Most people are criticizing your design for your benefit and the SAFETY of others. Another reason you are a target is that you seem to be trying to jump over the learning curve. Just...

Actually, the fumes from TIG and MIG would be almost identical. Welding stainless will produce hexavalent chromium (aka hex chrome/chrome-6) which is carcinogenic, no matter how it is welded.

My fiance bought her XJ in college, had it stolen one week later from behind the sorority house, and was recovered a week after that. She went to the towing yard and found blood all over the driver's area, in addition to drugs, pipes, needles, and stolen merchandise. The cops said the blood...

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IMHO the degree will open the door and experience will get you hired over the other applicants. To get the experience while in school, find an internship (preferably with a company you may want to work for), they are are a great way to go, and that's how I landed my job a semester before...

His right bicep is deformed b/c he had a massive infection due to dirty 'roid needles and needed surgery to repair it. The guy was a nut to say the least.

The top washer should be about the same diameter as the bushing (~1.5"?). Is this the size washer you were using? Edit: Nevermind, beat me to it

Here is a site from the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition that lists all the vehicles that run on e85 safely: http://www.e85fuel.com/e85101/flexfuelvehicles.php

If you are parked on solid ground (concrete, asphalt) you should try cranking the steering wheel to one side to see if the axle position will shift. If nothing happens, crank the other way. Usually works for me. Also a good technique for installing track bar bolts. Don't forget that the UCA...

You probably will NOT find these at everyday hardware stores. The 10.9 rating of the bolt is not a normal item (most only stock the 8.8). Today I tried Home Depot, Lowes, Ace, Napa, American Auto, and "Do It Center," without any luck. It looks like Fastenal has it, but they were closed today...

Just my .02 about the Kel-Tec--If you get the P-11, make sure to use a 15rnd mag otherwise its hard to hold onto the thing. Also, if you use hollow tip or "hydroshock" type rounds, the loading ramp may need to be massaged a bit for smooth action. I like mine, though of course not as refined as...

I always clean the filters twice a year-before heat and before AC. I think only 1 register was closed from the winter-my office because I like it 65 degrees and my woman doesn't really like that (she is cold at 70). I did notice the fan was dirty but I'll check and clean the fins for the...

Yeah the leak was located-it is in the evaporator coil assembly and the part was something like $500, which I didn't have at the time and still don't, but the technician said the leak was extremely slow and it would probably be at least a couple of years before we needed to top it off again...

No air was coming through the registers, so I opened up the HVAC closet "box" and the evaporator coils have ~1" thick ice completely covering them. Also, I can hear the flow of freon through the lines. Had the freon topped off last year because we have a small leak and it worked fine then. I...