Recent content by AR Stang

Never seen that way done before. Might try it next time, but smacking the hell out of them is a good stress reliever if you are replacing the rotors anyways.

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Black RTV, but don't go crazy with it. Some people snug the bolts, and then tighten to full torque later, but I have never had an issue taking them down to full tightness from the start and filling with oil right away.

This is what I did on mine. It worked decently enough for run of the mill black paint on a everyday driven car. I got it at autozone for like 10 bucks if I remember right.

Love it. Have fun with it!

I'll be damned. There is a tire company named Cheng Shin.

I am going to go with something around the 4300-5000k range. I am digging around the retrofit source right now, and I see some at 4500k I like.

Sealed beams are stupid dim. That's what the Wrangler had on it. I feel you on the XJ lights. I had one before and they were just as bad as the Wrangler's sealed beams. My Hella setup came in on Saturday and went on shortly after. It is a halogen housing, with H4 bulbs. They give me just...

HID is what I am leaning towards doing.

First sentence I understand completely. The knockoffs are more a testing the waters to see if I like the color, and light output before spending a lot on something that is not what I care for. Again I like the light output and pattern in dry weather, and was hoping I got lucky. I found a guy...

I watch a lot of his videos. Whole lot of drool worthy cars on that channel.

I know there are a few Jeep people on here, and everyone loves to see at night while driving so here goes. Thanks in advance due to long post. Backstory- I purchased my 2000 Jeep Wrangler in the past couple months. I couldn't stand how dim the stock headlights were, and didn't want to drop...

Call the parts store and see since each store is different on what they have. They may rent them, but it is a good tool to purchase if you have a little to spare. I got the one below, and use it all the time. Haven't had any issue's out of it...

This. I went days trying to get old wallpaper off my old house years ago, and ended up saying f@ck it and bought new drywall in the end. The stuff had been up so long it was bringing down chunks of the old drywall with it. I did the solutions you leave on it, and the wall roller deals that...

I like it. That antenna photo had me actually laughing.