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Hi. Welcome to the forum. To find the leak, you need to close all the windows and turn your blower on full blast (or use compressed air), and then spray soapy water around the door. Most likely you just need new rubber weatherstrip to go around the opening. Just so you know, you posted in the welcom...

the rivets were stubborn. A good drill bit with good technique will do most of the work. A good size sledge, drift, and and anvil will make short work of the rest.

It's in transition. There will be an announcement soon, hopefully. Admins are Justice, Capt.Crunch, and myself.

there are some bugs to work out, but your messages are still going through.

(I moved your topic to proper section)

I loved how my G80 performed in the snow. Very confident. My six passengers agreed. But then I was driving normally, not stomping on the gas and quickly cranking the wheel.

There’s a topic about it somewhere if you search. All I remember is that it didn’t seem worth it .

KYB gas-a-just are on sale right now from Rockauto.
Only $29.79.

I don't think anybody has ever asked me for pearls. You asked :P

How about this analogy.
Opinions are like a**holes. Everybody has one, and most of them stink.

No. What would I do with 'em?

hey, hey
He asked the friendly folks here, and we are perfectly capable of answering a simple question about shocks.
There's no need to be sending people away. Especially to cluttered, ad-ridden sites.

I was happy with the Rancho's I had. I didn't find them too stiff. KYB, Monroe and Gabriel are all good quality, reputable manufacturers. Since you get on logging roads frequently, you might benefit from a more "performance" model, which will likely have a monotube design. (gas-a-just for KYB). Bore...

did it spin your steering wheel when going over bumps?

Neat trick.
I would add something to prevent the box tube collapsing from lateral load.

I've never banged my shock mounts. I think the likelihood is insignificant.

How do you achieve the forward slide?