Recent content by Discokayaker

Get them both. . . best of both worlds :D '04 Disco '71 FJ40

I have 100' of new 5/16 wire rope (w/hook) and a roller fairlead. Located in the SF Bay Area, CA. $50 takes them both. Please email as I am not here much anymore l.doyle@sbcglobal.net Local pickup preferred Thanks

It's a small world. I am picking up a '71 FJ40 tomorrow. Chevy crate 350/SM465, SOA, ARB, 35" MTRs, 4 wheel disc brakes, cage, winch bla bla bla. . . Your friends looks CLEAN! Lance

I tow a fully loaded Pop-up camper (3500lbs plus gear in my DII) a lot during the summer. I tow on both the freeway and many miles of mountain roads. You aren't setting any speed records and you know it's back there but it is fine. Pay attention to your driving and you shouldn't have any...

I have one. Played around with it in the driveway but haven't needed to use it in the field. Seems to work fine. I got it before my sliders/bumper since a stock DII doesn't have any functional jacking points for a Hi Lift.

NorcalDiscoII. . . who do you work for?

emailed you

Kai, Just adjust the steering stop bolt. Mine rubbed under full lock but was easy to fix in a minute or two. . .

Your kidding. . . right. . .

Funny. . . After a small "mishap" that required a new hood on my '04 I went to pick it up from the body shop. Inspected it and it looked fine. Drove it for a day or so but something just didn't look right but I couldn't figure it out. I literally walked around the truck 20 times trying to...

Okay. . .Okay. . .that's my rig in the pictures and that's the cleanest it's been since the picture was taken. I only had my DII for a few months and felt the need to clean it after spending a week in the mountains. Believe me. . . it ain't that clean any more and probably will never be again...

If you are on snow you are not on "hard pavement." As long as there is loose enough traction to allow slippage between front & rear axles you are fine. I've spent days on end with CDL locked when in the snow.

Before spending a bunch of time at the dealer take a quick look at the metal tab that hooks to the plastic clip. Mind was misaligned and a quick bend to the metal tab fixed things.

What's not to love. . . :D

John, You obviously haven't read the owners manual with the ARB bumpers you sell. If you did, you would have seen where it says "installation of this bumper replaces the use of common sense." :p