hey guys looking for a coupla parts for a 79 b210. first is the dizzy and second is a driveshaft for an auto trans. this is for a freind that just recently got the car, i havent even seen it but he says its not an l series motor. i havent been around these and have no knowledge so maybe someone can confirm this as well
When I got mine it had 35000 original miles on it. I only put 3000 on it before I sold it. The guy has had it up on craigslist now for 2 years starting at 4500 and is now at 3000. I sold it for 2700 and ran
Heys guys I'm on a quest to get some early 2000's frontier wheels for my wifes 2000 xterra. It's the ones I believe for the 4x4 and is 15x7 with 6 spokes. Anyone have a hookup to them and just to double check they will crossover right??? I'm tired of these crappy steel wheels starting to rust and would like her truck to look good. I like the polished Baja wheels but they stick out too far and would rub. I've found the aftermarket rims with 6 bolt to be Chevy based so they don't fit as nice as factory
jayden if you ever haul up to b.c. we have the craziest roads around. take the canyon into the north, nice drive but there is a few deaths every month. guys have 140,000 lbs on board with lumber or chips, both b-train. and 600+ hp to match. i got laid off and went back to wrenching.
jayden, yes!!! that is what my dad started driving when he was 18. he had the sticks closer together, that way you could use 1 hand and do 2 moves. he now has 10 million miles in a rig, and me a measily million. altho i was silver spoon, 2007 volvo with a 13, but kept it old scool with a c-train
i really dont like those cheap sleeves. the spring rates arent all the same and wear out fast. id say the best method is to spend the money on a good sleeve kit, or buy new springs that have a real spring rate. performance costs money, id hate to see someone screw their car up with cheap evilbay crap. dont get me wrong people do it, i just dont know how the longentivity is.