Recent content by LPG PWRD

Wtb clutch pedal.

Not sure if you still need one, I have one $75 shipped
- LPG PWRD
- Post #8
- Dec 21, 2014
- Forum: Wanted
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

Stainless steel brake lines taking shape Rear hose awaiting other hoses to arrive Power steering oil filter and housing awaiting new home
- LPG PWRD
- Post #25
- Oct 23, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

New coolant tank, MSD box mounted, and new master cylinder awaiting lines Power steering cooler mount using stand-offs to allow 360* airflow, grill on for good
- LPG PWRD
- Post #24
- Sep 20, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Can I get some pics of the firewall??

i would've loved to fit that msd bow where the cruise control box goes, but it just doesnt fit there. so far this is what i got going on.
- LPG PWRD
- Post #8
- Sep 12, 2010
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

Started mounting firewall related items before i put fenders back on, that way i dont have to lean over them (will be replacing the nasty coolant recovery tank later this week with an OE one) Got clutch pedal bracket mounted and pedal installed
- LPG PWRD
- Post #23
- Sep 12, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Can I get some pics of the firewall??

Wow that helps out a ton... I could hump your leg
- LPG PWRD
- Post #5
- Sep 12, 2010
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
Can I get some pics of the firewall??

everything mounted, mine is bare right now and need to know where everything goes
- LPG PWRD
- Post #3
- Sep 11, 2010
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
Can I get some pics of the firewall??

Need some pics of the firewall area so I can figure out where I can mount my MSD box, coil and propane regulator without being in the way of other things that i dont have bolted on yet. Thanks, ~Steve
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- Thread
- Sep 11, 2010
- Replies: 7
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

Finally got the frame back home and mounted on the frame (on little burnout tires) Now to get to work on it, too many parts, very little memory
- LPG PWRD
- Post #22
- Sep 7, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

3 layers of spectrum so far...
- LPG PWRD
- Post #21
- Aug 22, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

Removed heat shield on passenger side and degreased the whole bottom Sanded down the paint and removed the rust getting it ready for primer The bottom all etched primered up
- LPG PWRD
- Post #20
- Aug 17, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

Got the truck out of the garage and rolled it on its back to start working on the bottom. Underneath not in bad shape at all for being over 16 years old in ohio weather
- LPG PWRD
- Post #19
- Aug 10, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Propane Powered SAS Resto Project

Interior completely finished with 6 layers of Spectrum Sprayed a little on the rockers to protect them from boot damage
- LPG PWRD
- Post #18
- Aug 8, 2010
- Forum: Offroad Build Threads
Bucking at around 45 mph??

Damn, i thought i would bring something to the plate but these guys beat me. Remove your dist. cap and try and turn the rotor back and forth, there should be no movement, if you have movement, replace your dist or dist gear. The cam timing will be off and you will most likely have to do a relearn.
- LPG PWRD
- Post #37
- Aug 4, 2010
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
Engine cutting off, hard cranking, bouncy volt meter

You can never have too many grounds, add some more beefy grounds and go from there.
- LPG PWRD
- Post #2
- Aug 4, 2010
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance