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Originally Posted by cruiser54
Get a 60mm throttle body with corresponding larger butterfly from www.strokedjeep.com and be bigger than an HO!
Using it on my stroker.....
Using it on my stroker.....
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Originally Posted by cruiser54
I'm gonna kick your ***.
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He's got a point eh...
NDTs still? I believe that's called "normal" with those tires.
Gah, my manuals are hidden away. If you mean injector pulse width then I am 90% sure that the answer is NO. It will use the speedo for cruise control (duh) and selecting which mode to run in. I *think* normal closed loop and decel use the speedo's input but it's possible that's just based on RPM and load.
NDTs still? I believe that's called "normal" with those tires.
Gah, my manuals are hidden away. If you mean injector pulse width then I am 90% sure that the answer is NO. It will use the speedo for cruise control (duh) and selecting which mode to run in. I *think* normal closed loop and decel use the speedo's input but it's possible that's just based on RPM and load.
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Can I use fuel line for the ATF hose to connect to my cooler on my new radiator? I had to cut off the quick disconnect going back to the trans. Thinking the heat might affect it.
edit: Found some transmission hose @ O'reillys so I figure its a thing. Guess I'll spend a few more bucks, ha ha.
edit: Found some transmission hose @ O'reillys so I figure its a thing. Guess I'll spend a few more bucks, ha ha.
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Can you cut and fold the rear fender to where the lip is flat against the body? Everyone seems to go only just to the bottom of the lip.
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Cause most people don't want to cut past those spot welds (the pinch seam). You can cut as far up as you want if you have the ability to weld it back together
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Can I use fuel line for the ATF hose to connect to my cooler on my new radiator? I had to cut off the quick disconnect going back to the trans. Thinking the heat might affect it.
edit: Found some transmission hose @ O'reillys so I figure its a thing. Guess I'll spend a few more bucks, ha ha.
edit: Found some transmission hose @ O'reillys so I figure its a thing. Guess I'll spend a few more bucks, ha ha.
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So that 1/2" will split the body? I know it would with just cutting it out like the front, guess I was just hoping that folding it would help keep it from splitting.
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No, I don't lick fish.
If you get a build sheet, you'll see each RPO code, and it'll tell you every detail about your vehicle. Over time, some if those RPO codes get reused, and Chrysler doesn't keep track. It's possible that a newer vehicle has a police package which uses the same RPO as one of your Jeep's identifiers
235/75r15's w/ trimming up to the lip on stock suspension:
31x10.50r15 BFG Mud Terrain KM1s (except for the one on the rear in the pic - that's a Cooper Mud Claw) w/ trimming up to the lip and stock suspension:
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Yeah my build sheet says I have the Rubicon package... so there ya go lol. Also says I have the carbon fiber lip spoiler and removable table or some such nonsense.
235/75r15's w/ no trimming on stock suspension:
235/75r15's w/ trimming up to the lip on stock suspension:
31x10.50r15 BFG Mud Terrain KM1s (except for the one on the rear in the pic - that's a Cooper Mud Claw) w/ trimming up to the lip and stock suspension:
235/75r15's w/ no trimming on stock suspension:
235/75r15's w/ trimming up to the lip on stock suspension:
31x10.50r15 BFG Mud Terrain KM1s (except for the one on the rear in the pic - that's a Cooper Mud Claw) w/ trimming up to the lip and stock suspension: