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Old 04-09-2012, 09:31 AM
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hay guys new to the forums, figured i would stop in and say hello , heres a pic of my rig, if you see me remember the banaid lol
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Old 04-09-2012, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
MUCH BETTER!!!
She's coming along nicely!
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Originally Posted by gone4x4
Dukie-- ok so if i get rid of the 2" t/case drop and put a sye and front d-shaft in,do you think that will help my vibration??
Almost guaranteed. I know I'm not dukie but I just did my SYE and new driveshaft this weekend and I have ZERO vibes now
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Originally Posted by Culprite
hay guys new to the forums, figured i would stop in and say hello , heres a pic of my rig, if you see me remember the banaid lol
Hello!
Old 04-09-2012, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by gone4x4
Dukie-- ok so if i get rid of the 2" t/case drop and put a sye and front d-shaft in,do you think that will help my vibration??
Is the rear axle shimmed yet?
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so any one know any easy off road areas near glen burnie? i know shes almost stock but i wanna see whats shes got lol
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Originally Posted by 94cherokeeman
Lol yea $50 I have an do that, let me know that way I can get you your money

so you're sayin you might be at Frosty's on Sunday..

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No problem. If his was older just do what I did and take the output shaft and gears out and throw them in yours. Still means you have to split your case in half to do it, but better in the end anyways. Plus when you split your case you can thoroughly clean it and inspect for any damage you might not have otherwise. It's a lot easier with the case out of the Jeep, but not impossible with it in. I did it and it only took about 6 hours from setup to fully drivable
if it's still available and I pick it up, it still might be a while before I get it thrown in. I want to grab the rest of the lift and tires and everything else and do it at once. BUt you'll definitely be on the invite list! lol
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Originally Posted by mickey_00xj
Almost guaranteed. I know I'm not dukie but I just did my SYE and new driveshaft this weekend and I have ZERO vibes now
--thanks Mickey--but is yer d-shaft new- or just a front one with new u-joints?
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Originally Posted by gone4x4
Dukie-- ok so if i get rid of the 2" t/case drop and put a sye and front d-shaft in,do you think that will help my vibration??
Yes. Although I'm not Dukie
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Originally Posted by Passt
Is the rear axle shimmed yet?
--no we put the 2" t-case drop in and the vibe was gone--but Dukie said with that much drop,i was putting undue strain/pressure on the motor mounts, i just want whats best for the driveline--within monetary reasons!!!
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy

so you're sayin you might be at Frosty's on Sunday..

if it's still available and I pick it up, it still might be a while before I get it thrown in. I want to grab the rest of the lift and tires and everything else and do it at once. BUt you'll definitely be on the invite list! lol
If those are the rims I need and they are only 50 then yea
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Originally Posted by Culprite
so any one know any easy off road areas near glen burnie? i know shes almost stock but i wanna see whats shes got lol
Come to my M&G/cookout Sunday the 15th in Bowie, there's a spot around the corner from my house where we wheel. This time though stockers are parking before we go into the woods where ther river crossing is
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
so you're sayin you might be at Frosty's on Sunday..



if it's still available and I pick it up, it still might be a while before I get it thrown in. I want to grab the rest of the lift and tires and everything else and do it at once. BUt you'll definitely be on the invite list! lol
I'd be happy to give you a hand, it's not really difficult if you have the right tools, just tedious.

Originally Posted by gone4x4
--thanks Mickey--but is yer d-shaft new- or just a front one with new u-joints?
Full sized bronco rear shaft, retubed and balanced with added slip joint and double cardin joint up front, then I replaced all of the u joints, pain in the *** too! Mine is set up for 7 inches of lift, I'm only at 5ish, so up I go! lol
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Originally Posted by 94cherokeeman
If those are the rims I need and they are only 50 then yea

sorry man, the rims were sold already. you should still come up though!
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Originally Posted by dukie564

nah ****ing entire axle was gone - waste of a trip. I was annoyed...
You get your alternator done? Is the jeep running?


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