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If you don’t have an egt gauge I would be careful as you are probably well passed 1400 degrees doing 80km up a hill. this is valuable information, i really should get an egt guage. i figured that even if you can do 80km up the hill, should you be? out here we have no hills but when i travel its goo...

in the fall i went to whistler from stoon and took the 99, boy, was a ruff drive in the ol deli. i took the Coquihalla back, waay better. grades are easier and wide lanes.

thank you! one of my lens has a hole punched in it, and like to replace to lhd so im legit. this is an excellent option as i wanted a white temp light.

i had my turbo replaced by exeed in saskatoon and oil change+wheel alignment. other things ive done myself. i have a 91 though so a little different unit.

okay thank you Growler, im looking for a bit of height adjustment the damping isnt too critical as anything new will feel better than blown out oems.

Bilsteins are awesome quality and I've used them in many vehicles, though I haven't tried them in my van yet. I still love the ride height adjustability of the Monroe MA-708, which might be an advantage for a camper: loaded up with water and beer? pump them up. Between camping trips and driving aro...

i made it back from a trip to whistler and it went quite uneventful.

joebillhill wrote:\(minus a weird quirk where it will occasionally skyrocket up to 1000-1100 rpm when I'm parked and cooling it down. The idle also rises when I turn the lights off which I don't know if that's a normal thing...more research to be done!

i currently have this same issue and not sure the cause.

i spliced into the rear tail lights for trailer, keep this in mind, you might need a light controller depending on how many bulbs your trailer has. i found this the hard way when installing lights on my bike rack. and the signal light would stop when the brake was pressed.

when the mechanic shop changed my turbo the waste gate was backwards to the original turbo. and my old turbo made 10psi