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Old 06-07-2014, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by ccooper1234
Anyone run yokohama geolandar M/T Plus? How are they or should I get a different tire. Looking for 33x12.50x15
The tread looks good just hate the lack of sipping
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Old 06-07-2014, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by ccooper1234

I can get the Yokohama geolandar M/T Plus for $185 each
I can get goodyear mtr kevlars for 175 each from tire rack

Whoops, not 33x12.5r15's lol those are 205 each, BUT they have an 80 buck rebate on a set of 4, so that works out to 185 a tire!

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Is that how a set screw should look? I lost my directions.
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Problem the other day. Both rad hoses like vacuumed. I filled radiator it hasn't happened since
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Looking at a potential transmission cooler for my XJ. Want something short yet long to fit behind the front bumper (which I'd cut vents into of course).

Found this. Off of a 99 Grand Marquis. Can anyone explain this to me? Why does it appear to be two separate coolers? Is it thermostatically bypassed or something?



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Short and sweet. I bought a sound-bar from a junkyard. I have 4 speakers, 2 door, 2 hatch. I want to wire in these sound-bar speakers. I don't want to run off my rear hatch speakers. Doing research on here i found out i need a small amp. What kind of amp do i need, and how do i know if it will support 6 speakers. I don't have a sub.

tl;dr What amp will run 6 speakers?
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Originally Posted by 1991Jeep_Man
Looking at a potential transmission cooler for my XJ. Want something short yet long to fit behind the front bumper (which I'd cut vents into of course).

Found this. Off of a 99 Grand Marquis. Can anyone explain this to me? Why does it appear to be two separate coolers? Is it thermostatically bypassed or something?



Prolly trans and oil
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Prolly trans and oil
X2 that's a sweet find. You could do transmission fluid on one side and then power steering in the other.
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X2 that's a sweet find. You could do transmission fluid on one side and then power steering in the other.
Confirmed it via a reference on lunghd's website. It is apparently a combo P/S and Trans cooler. Will be getting! Can't beat $30 shipped!

Edit: So a snag. Apparently this cooler features a thermostatic bypass (the little block thing). Wondering how in the hell this works with 4 outlets, etc.

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Ok well I am a fairly new Jeep owner (92 XJ)and I have come across a part that I don't recognize. It has a slack cable running to the throttle body and a vacuum line running out of it as well. I have a feeling the cable running to the throttle body should hold tension, but until I know the purpose of the part I can't fix it.
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Originally Posted by blankdice
Ok well I am a fairly new Jeep owner (92 XJ)and I have come across a part that I don't recognize. It has a slack cable running to the throttle body and a vacuum line running out of it as well. I have a feeling the cable running to the throttle body should hold tension, but until I know the purpose of the part I can't fix it.
Cruise control servo. And it works just as you described. Vacuum holds the tension on the throttle once the electrical signal is received.
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What is the minimum amount of lift a stock xj needs to fit 33 inch tires?
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Without or with trimming?

U can fit on 33's with trimming the fenders on stock xj
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So if i trim and do, let's say, 3 inch lift...35's would fit? Would any other mods be necessary?
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So if i trim and do, let's say, 3 inch lift...35's would fit? Would any other mods be necessary?
Re-geering for power regain would help
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