Northern Utah BS thread
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Year: 1994 Ford Bronco
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 351 W
Man, that is a pretty nice present! If you are still thinking 6.5" lift, that may be a bit high if you are stopping at 33" tires. Unless you need all that clearance for something in particular, I would go a little lower. Don't underestimate the advantages of a lower center of gravity. It isn't just tipping points, but also climbing - you can climb a little better when you are lower
I am on 6.5" and 35s, and she's at a pretty good height. There is still a little room to be lower with just Bushwackers. If you did some cutting, you could be even lower.
Here is mine on about 6.5 and 33s. It just needs more tire or less lift, I think.
I am on 6.5" and 35s, and she's at a pretty good height. There is still a little room to be lower with just Bushwackers. If you did some cutting, you could be even lower.
Here is mine on about 6.5 and 33s. It just needs more tire or less lift, I think.
Anywho guy's I WILL try to make it on the run up North..... Make sure you text or call me with the detail's Steve I have been trying to get my rig back together after RustyNail took out a bite on blues *** this last trip LOL! I have replaced my trackbar with a Procomp unit and the death wobble is gone for now and my old JKS will be on KSL shortly: BUTTTT.... My steering is gonna get redone via DOM and some heims to true that Biattch up That is what ive been doing minus working alot!
But really you could rebuild my JKS for cheap...I just needed to drive to clearfield for work PM me if interested.
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Year: 1993
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 5.2 V8, Dual cold air, dual batts, E-fan, Sanden OBA
Don't fozzy lock it. The second you shock load it hard, it will probably break the welds or spider gears. Remember when Sean fozzied his and busted it up 5 mile? He is a good welder and that was an 8.8.... just my .02- I Lincoln locked my 8.8 and beat the **** out of it at little moab with no problem. Why don't you try the junkyard idea?
I'm out for this run, my jeep is still broke and I don't ever have time to fix it working 60 hour weeks.
I'm out for this run, my jeep is still broke and I don't ever have time to fix it working 60 hour weeks.
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Year: 1989 2 door
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I thought Sean Lincoln locked his but it wasn't welded enough??? I don't really want to replace the carrier, cause that means I have to reset the gears which was a PITA with the axle out, let alone with it under the truck! I'll try adding another shim for the providence run, & if that doesn't work, I might look into a JY carrier....
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I just welded the spiders together, and yeah it broke cause I dont think I cleaned them well enough before I welded it, anyway I would just replace the carrier, you will probably just end up needing to set the backlash, but it would be better than messing with an f'd up carrier
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Year: 1998
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i mean how hard can it be ryan? get a new one spend a few hours tearing it down, a pack of smokes, dring a few beers..... or a lot ? and a whole lot of swearing and you'll be done
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so since ive missed the last few runs i figured id give it a shot so who ever wants to come to 5mile and just fart around and have a good time. it would be fun to see some familiar faces again.
meeting at chevron at 10 so let me know who will be there
meeting at chevron at 10 so let me know who will be there
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Sounds like your locker install was about as fun as mine Ryan. I highly doubt I'll ever take one on again, I'm thinking I have no business poking around inside a diff, Lol!
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Hey Mike, you gonna make us guess what day?