All new plugs, injectors, and 5 coil packs (had a coil pack failure a few weeks ago). Added a Dorman unit to replace the factory oil filter housing. New front rotors, pads, and a fluid flush. (The monkeys at the dealer charged me for a flush but did NOT do one.)
As a side note the brakes were...
Even damaged and very worn leather seats can be rehabilitated with some work. Leatherique has the dies youād need to do it right. They used to have a number of resources on how to as well.
One of my coil packs pooped the bed this morning on a trip out of town. Fortunately was able to get it fixed and back in the road but it looks like plugs and packs are on the menu of upcoming events.
Finally picked up the last two cabinets for my garage then drove three plus hours through the monsoon rain to get them home. A combination of plastic wrap, packing blankets, and a large piece of 6 mil plastic sheet managed to get them home just fine. Now I have to put them together as a unit...
As noted, the cowl pieces are much different between the two. Mojave and 392 are both steel. Rubicon I understand is aluminum. The redline struts were one of my first mods so I didnāt get guillotined by the hood.
Iād suggest the .22 w/ suppressor solution. I havenāt replaced mine but have seen a bunch of folks discussing them on here. The overall impression I got, since I was considering going with locking units, was that the factory really does it better than the aftermarket unless you need a lock...
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