That's cool! I will still be working out in Cali until the end of next month.

I'm in Cresco, Ia

I would stay its a bushing. I would go through all of then in your suspension. Remember you have a 20 year old car and rubber and plastic deteriorate over time. I would also definitely shop around for another shop.

The cheap one will hold whatever pressure its rated to but it most likely break down fast and break. As for the fitting as long as the new line is similar it should work. I was always had problem putting brand A fittings on brand B hose.

I would guess it's your center diff.

I would use an oem unless you want to surface the block and head for a mls gasket.

I would try an easy out and if that did work I would drill and tap it out. Good Luck

I never had any luck finding metric bolts at any hardware store. I would order on line or is if your parts store can order them for you.

Should be able to but I won't let it go too long.

I think it would be your center diff in your trans.

I used a 6 bolt cover when I did my swap had to cut of the mount.

In the mess of wires coming out of the fuse panel.

To get better mileage make sure you stay up to date on your maintenance, make sure your tire are inflated to the right air presser and change your plugs. It also helps to keep your air filter clean.

Yes they will fit. You can keep an eye in the classifieds or look on craigslist.

I would change the plug and wires and also look for boost leaks.