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The key is making tie rods equal to control arm length. (so get a rack that can accommodate this) Or as close as you can to reduce change as suspension cycles. I also ran between a 1/4 and 5/16 toe in on mine.

71 and first season without a sand car. Feels ok, maybe. We will see. Still look at adds for cars.

All I know is that mine lasted many years. It was also not exposed directly to sand as I had solid floors and a panel in front of pedals that protected it also.

I think Pacific Customs. I know a local shop in Tucson had them also. Chirco Automotive on east 22nd Street. 520 744 1984

I used the red Morris Cables. Never an issue

Went to my sons house and got his sand rail up and ready for a trip. Runs good!

Maybe too high a fuel pressure is causing you an issue. I would reduce that to the 55 as it is recommended. Also, I think my fans came on at 210 and when they did, they would pull temp down right away.

Finish line is in sight.

Any possibility it could be too low fuel pressure?

Yes, only use Honda sensors. Seems that when everything is fine with stock ecu you will still get 7 to 8 codes that show. Ignore.

There is a law office in Missoula that handles all this. Yes they setup an LLC

Also, Alex is in nw area of town, easy to get to.

Think you would enjoy the Dune Sports. Maybe someone has a set you could try.

I loved my dune sport tires! Close to same setup but I did have 5:13 R&P and a 1.36 4th gear. I dunned all day in 4th.

Wait until your retired, every day is like Saturday, and you'll need threads like this to realize it. Thanks.

Agree with campfire only! Heck I'm out there to get away from all the light pollution that we deal with in the city. Nice looking fire! The best!

Here is a story from the old days for you. Buddy welded his steering shaft onto the splines of the steering gear on his beam front end. NO UNIVERSAL JOINT. Kid took car out and smacked the left front and bent frame and beam back. We straightened the frame best we could, got it about 95% back in...

Tie down/ tow straps, move wheels, tires where needed! Drive it back to camp.

Miss Dev! Had some really good summer trips with him.

St Anthonys will be fun, just at the opposite side of the Calander from Glamis. Be a big change from the area your now in. You only live once, if something is on your list better do it while you can.