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Sorry, your initial reply was not early enough to get your order filled. I am working on getting more (at the same price).

NAPA sells metal brake line sections.

Being kind and courteous (and pc) Those are not even close to being the same thing.

You can get the boat version 3116 in a 350hp model.

That video makes me want to build the first competition deuce drifter! As far a the 5.9 cummins, just remember that Ford and GM both use them in medium duty trucks, that makes 6 speed and A/C swaps much easier.

My A3 starts faster than you can let go of the switch. It has to be the fastest starting diesel I have ever seen, and I have seen quite a few.

I coasted in neutral down a mountain to 65mph (per GPS) , it drove straight as an arrow. It also had no problem slowing down. Mine does have tires from 2004-2005. I do not recommend this, but everyone already knows that I do crazy things. I would not have done it with some of the old tires that...

They were shipped over a month ago, I still have'nt seen them. I was told that they might have been shipped by sea, if so that can take a long time. I am sorry for the delay, I had no idea it could take this long.

My mountain, my rules.:beer:

First you must find a secure location for the bodies.

Sounds identical to my problem (see post #1). I also had the hard steering.

Steer by running hydraulic motors one direction on one side and the opposite direction on the other.

I sure wouldnt scrap it. I would make a use for it.

I have seen several good running multifuels around here for $500- $700. You also said you had acess to a truck and lowboy. I guess it would depend on the desirability, ie: with winch, hardtop etc...

I have seen dead shorts burn wires into before the factory fusibile links burned. It may be due to the nature of a fusible link working somewhat like a time delay fuse.

If you find another for $1k you will be lucky. So what if you had to repower it, multifuels are'nt that expensive.

I have lived in several states and localities. I can state for a fact that these, and many other laws are arbitrarily enforced.

Thanks, but my CTIS works great. I simply have two leaking wheels.

I know it wasnt directed at me, but I use dawn dishsoap at approx 1:10 ratio. There used to be a special soap we used at the dealership, but I cant remember the name. It did not work appreciably better than dawn.

My A3 is great, it's only defect is two leaking wheel o-rings, CTIS works great. Regardless of other comments, my ctis WILL inflate the two leaking tires when they have 0psi. One has 0psi in a few hours and the other in approx. 48 hours. Cant the CTIS be reprogrammed to inflate the tires to 55psi?