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Brainstorming boost for V8 95-01's
Got my attention, everything is better with boost!- Josh P
- Post #21
- Forum: Need for Speed!
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
Buy a house as soon as you're able to afford it, and as 94Eddie stated, invest as much as possible. I bought a house at 19, sold it when the market was hot in 2005. I bought my current house I 2007 and will have it paid off when I turn 47. I'll retire at 50.- Josh P
- Post #337
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
A few I like that are in the 10-16% range are pnnt pflt DX agnc I've held those for 6+ years. I also like closed end funds. I'll buy at a discount.- Josh P
- Post #331
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
I like dividend stocks. Some of my stock picks are paying 16% interest and have for years. Every 4-5 years the amount doubles.- Josh P
- Post #329
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
Having a working heater is great for the cool mornings where the condensation forms on the glass and you can't see.- Josh P
- Post #327
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Because I gotta have tow hooks
That could be dangerous. I worked at a place where I was the bucket truck operator, the truck was put into service removing old direct bury street light posts. The 200 lb rated tool basket rope and winch would do 8x that with ease so it was named Truck Norris.- Josh P
- Post #6
- Forum: Hybrids, Electric, Hydrogen, Bio-diesel, E-85
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03 explorer limited m50d-r2 trans swap
There's a write up or two on the site on completed manual transmission swaps in 3rd and 4th gen explorers.- Josh P
- Post #6
- Forum: Stock 2002 - 2005 Explorers
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
I'm glad to hear that. The power of compounding interest can turn a small investment into a large one over time. $10k invested at 18 will turn into a million at 65 at just over 10% interest which is easy to get in the stock market.- Josh P
- Post #324
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
I like money, I'm a big fan of it. I have a little.- Josh P
- Post #322
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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91 needs tires (31s?)
As RangerX said, post the axle door code. There's final drive calculators that will show you the rpm drop with larger tires.- Josh P
- Post #3
- Forum: Stock 1991 - 1994 Explorers
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I'm Back!
Pictures or it didn't happen! Welcome back to the forum.- Josh P
- Post #4
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Ranger one - my son’s first Ford. 98 stepside build by 410customs
That's not a bad thing. Sometimes frustration is the motivation we need.- Josh P
- Post #105
- Forum: Ford Ranger - Mazda B-Series Forum
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
I'm wondering the temps also. A spread above 10 degrees is considered ok, 20 degrees would be a perfect condition cooling system- Josh P
- Post #317
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Ranger one - my son’s first Ford. 98 stepside build by 410customs
Yes, either a 302 or a 351W. Then then transmission choices are unlimited.- Josh P
- Post #95
- Forum: Ford Ranger - Mazda B-Series Forum
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FREE '96 body with L.S. rear end in So Cal area
When I worked at a salvage yard, we'd take cars without a title, if the firewall was missing.- Josh P
- Post #3
- Forum: Stock 1995 - 2001 Explorers
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
That's not good. Should be 10 to 15 degrees. I'm not sure what to advise, does seem like a lot of air in the system.- Josh P
- Post #314
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Ranger one - my son’s first Ford. 98 stepside build by 410customs
Still needs a M5OD transmission- Josh P
- Post #93
- Forum: Ford Ranger - Mazda B-Series Forum
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Hades351 from Mexico to
Welcome to the forum. A 302 is a much needed upgrade over the 2.9- Josh P
- Post #4
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
Check the radiator inlet and outlet hose with a infrared thermometer to see what the temperature spread is.- Josh P
- Post #299
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Isn't this supposed to be 1 piece?
Unless you need a T56.- Josh P
- Post #4
- Forum: 2001-2005 Explorer Sport Trac
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
Harbor freight has a tool for using an air compressor to put the coolant into the engine, works great for getting all the air out.- Josh P
- Post #294
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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Fix4Dirt '98 XLT
A laser thermometer would rule out blocked airflow with the radiator. Did you bypass the trans cooler in the radiator, or is it inline with the Hayden cooler? How often do you use a garden hose to get the dust out of the radiator fins?- Josh P
- Post #281
- Forum: Elite Explorer Registry
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2003 Lariat Super Crew "Husker Larry"
Linglong Tires makes a decent product for the price. I run the Green Max semi truck tires made by them. They do wear a little quicker than a Goodyear, but I can buy 3 Green Max tires for the price of 1 Goodyear.- Josh P
- Post #101
- Forum: Ford Expedition and F-150 Forum
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Off to the dark side...
The Viper V10 fits. This Jeep needs, 500 cid, 500 hp and 500+ tq. I seriously wouldn't spend money fixing the 3.6. We could have a motor swap party at the BKennedy ranch in Kingman. -
Off to the dark side...
X2 for the 5.7 swap. In the near future, there's some positive changes about to happen that limit what carb can do. -
"Clifford" The Big Red Truck
I know the frustration.- Josh P
- Post #54
- Forum: Ford Expedition and F-150 Forum
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Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy 35x15.50 Swampers
The 351W was implied.- Josh P
- Post #33
- Forum: Tires & Wheels
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"Clifford" The Big Red Truck
This reminds of the joke where the guy is concerned about his wife slowly losing her hearing so he consults his doctor. Doctor said to test her to determine how bad it is, when you get home ask her what's for dinner from 30 feet away, if nothing, then 20 feet away, etc until she hears you. So he...- Josh P
- Post #52
- Forum: Ford Expedition and F-150 Forum
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Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy 35x15.50 Swampers
When's the V8 going in?- Josh P
- Post #31
- Forum: Tires & Wheels
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Ranger one - my son’s first Ford. 98 stepside build by 410customs
The 5 stars says it's a good idea.- Josh P
- Post #87
- Forum: Ford Ranger - Mazda B-Series Forum
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4.0L underwhelming at full throttle.
There isn't much space above the intake, just a few inches at the back where the body of the van is over the engine. The doghouse helps with rear access. Once the valve covers and intake comes off, there's plenty of room. Using a floor jack to lift the body off the subframe isn't too much...- Josh P
- Post #12
- Forum: Aerostar Forum
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$14K to $18K total rewire???
I wonder how much the harness costs and how much is labor? Once there's water intrusion into the wire, it will oxidize and the resistance will go up.- Josh P
- Post #3
- Forum: 2011 - 2019 Police Interceptor Utilty PIU
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3.0L Duratec bellhousing questions.
Jamie said he wanted to 351W something, this maybe it!- Josh P
- Post #13
- Forum: Aerostar Forum
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3.0L Duratec bellhousing questions.
The bottom end is barely broken in. That end will easily go 500k miles. Just replace the heads.- Josh P
- Post #11
- Forum: Aerostar Forum
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3.0L Duratec bellhousing questions.
How many miles are on the engine?- Josh P
- Post #9
- Forum: Aerostar Forum