Great advice,most of the time but The right way sometimes is also the cheap way or the only way. The welsh plug wasn't square or inserted far enough but had no corrosion or deformities. I pressed in the plug and added a coat of jb weld and am confident it's a permanent solution. Lot less time for about the same cost as measuring and ordering the correct plug, don't get me wrong if I had any doubt in the plug's integrity I would have waited. New u-joint because no matter how clean I try to be needles and dirt never stay put. I wish I could have found my caliper to measure the size so others could benefit, oh well next out of the norm repair I will do a proper write up.

I forgot how much fun the truck is, adding a turbo really woke it up. Next upgrades are brakes, gen2 steering gear (if I ever find a tight one), and eventually more suspension travel.

Glad there is a forum with diehard fans that have figured out how to make due with zero aftermarket support and be able to get all the upgrades the jeepers can get. The knowledge shared here saved me countless hours during my build and the lack of dickishness is nice in this age. Thanks everyone

Last edited by jwthemechanic; 02/13/16 02:36 AM.

"Turbobitchero" (named by jealous wife) 87 swb base, 89 starion intercooled turbo engine, Bouncy seat, posi in rear, "miller locked" in the front with manual hubs, 3" BL, 305/70/16 bfg's. Sponsored by IAWDLR Racing