It really works!!! really
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It really works!!! really
My wife was having issues with the rack (on her explorer) well yes on her chest also (she's 47 you do the math
) . I added some lucus additive from auto zone ("to her explorer") and believe it or not the stuff really worked. A friend of mine said to take out the old fluid and put in the Lucus and drive for about 500 miles and at 628 miles the steering freed itself up. There were hard spots in the steering making it hard to turn the wheel. Now it works well. I never in a million years would have thought it would have worked but dammm it did?????. I only hopes it lasts. 600.00+ to replace the rack (in the explorer) and much more for the other rack which need some work
) . I added some lucus additive from auto zone ("to her explorer") and believe it or not the stuff really worked. A friend of mine said to take out the old fluid and put in the Lucus and drive for about 500 miles and at 628 miles the steering freed itself up. There were hard spots in the steering making it hard to turn the wheel. Now it works well. I never in a million years would have thought it would have worked but dammm it did?????. I only hopes it lasts. 600.00+ to replace the rack (in the explorer) and much more for the other rack which need some work
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ATST: had to go there but i really do love her. Her rack is still hanging in there *sigh* and after 28 years of being married we allow for the aging process. I look back at the old pictures 30 years ago and you know we don't even look like the same people anymore, but we are together and that's all that matters to me.
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From: The Bluegrass State
Originally posted by BostonCowboy
Or...........
We could petition for a "wife mods" forum
Or...........
We could petition for a "wife mods" forum
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Originally posted by LE PEW
A "wife mods" section sounds a little too hollywood for my taste. But I'm sure some others might be interested.
A "wife mods" section sounds a little too hollywood for my taste. But I'm sure some others might be interested.
I am going home tonight to see if she'd be up for a lift kit....upgrade those 36's to a set of 48's. I am sure that I could find the parts online. However I will probally need help with the install. I checked the "how to" section and there were no pics/help of an install. Maybe I could get a couple of guys in the area to come over for a mod party and help me out....
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From: south western NYS Latitude: 42.34 N, Longitude: 78.46 W
Originally posted by BostonCowboy
Are kidding.....
I am going home tonight to see if she'd be up for a lift kit....upgrade those 36's to a set of 48's. I am sure that I could find the parts online. However I will probally need help with the install. I checked the "how to" section and there were no pics/help of an install. Maybe I could get a couple of guys in the area to come over for a mod party and help me out....
Are kidding.....
I am going home tonight to see if she'd be up for a lift kit....upgrade those 36's to a set of 48's. I am sure that I could find the parts online. However I will probally need help with the install. I checked the "how to" section and there were no pics/help of an install. Maybe I could get a couple of guys in the area to come over for a mod party and help me out....
2ND mod= roll pan for the rear
maybe just a trade in may be in order