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Old 03-13-2012, 07:34 AM
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I have decided on the lift kit I'm going to get this summer. The 5.5" or 6.5" Critical Path Long Arm Kit from Iron Rock Off Road with the Doetsch tech 8000 shocks . I'm going to get the SYE they sell as well. Do I need to get a new driveshaft as well? what else do I need?
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Originally Posted by zwhiz
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Yeah jet. F-35 Lightning II, tail number CF-02 to be specific. Guess we're not flying today cause of either the weather or lack of test points, or both probably. Makes for a long day with little to do.
Old 03-13-2012, 07:46 AM
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If that's true then i'm sitting close to 6".
dont forget... you said i could get your old spring packs lol
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Originally Posted by kuzican
I have decided on the lift kit I'm going to get this summer. The 5.5" or 6.5" Critical Path Long Arm Kit from Iron Rock Off Road with the Doetsch tech 8000 shocks . I'm going to get the SYE they sell as well. Do I need to get a new driveshaft as well? what else do I need?
New driveshaft, tomwoods or custom job, or front shaft from a V8 ZJ works well too. Don't forget about extended brake lines front and rear, possibly steering dampener. Also, I don't know if the sway bar links they give you are QD, but if they're not I would look into some of those too.
Old 03-13-2012, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by mickey_00xj
New driveshaft, tomwoods or custom job, or front shaft from a V8 ZJ works well too. Don't forget about extended brake lines front and rear, possibly steering dampener. Also, I don't know if the sway bar links they give you are QD, but if they're not I would look into some of those too.

I knew about the brake lines, is it just the front driveshaft that needs replacing? or both? when you say steering dampener, is that the steering stabilizer? I'm just going to try and stockpile the parts until I have everything I need then just going to put everything on in a weekend with my buddies.
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My dream lift would be a bastard lift with Alcan mil-wrap springs in the rear and BDS up front...bilstein 5165 Remote Reservoir shocks, the rest would probably come from Ironman 4x4Fab.


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No no, your front shaft is fine, it's a slip shaft already, you're rear one needs replacing but you can use a front shaft from an XJ, or a V8 ZJ if you need one a little longer.
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Hey Mascott, I made a tint appointment with Mike's person up at Elite Auto Images for 0930 hours on Friday.
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Hey Mascott, I made a tint appointment with Mike's person up at Elite Auto Images for 0930 hours on Friday.
Cool! Make sure he shows you the Genisis he's working on. It's SICK
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Originally Posted by mickey_00xj
Yeah jet. F-35 Lightning II, tail number CF-02 to be specific. Guess we're not flying today cause of either the weather or lack of test points, or both probably. Makes for a long day with little to do.
you a pilot? you work on it?
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Originally Posted by zwhiz
you a pilot? you work on it?
Haha, wanted to be a pilot at one point in my life, but then again who didn't right? Nope, work on them. Avionics and Electrical Expert for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, fighter aircraft specific although I can work on pretty much anything with an avionics package. It's fun most days, and the pay is good, plus it keeps me working with my hands so I stay entertained.
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Originally Posted by mickey_00xj
Haha, wanted to be a pilot at one point in my life, but then again who didn't right? Nope, work on them. Avionics and Electrical Expert for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, fighter aircraft specific although I can work on pretty much anything with an avionics package. It's fun most days, and the pay is good, plus it keeps me working with my hands so I stay entertained.
dang, nice man! I'm an A&P but i work in general aviation where the pay is not so good...and i just started, got my license at the end of August. i really like it though, like you said, keeps me entertained
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Gotta love craigslist ads. Ad says, goes any where! Tell me whats wrong with this picture lol
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/cto/2895482473.html
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
Gotta love craigslist ads. Ad says, goes any where! Tell me whats wrong with this picture lol
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/cto/2895482473.html

haha the fact that it has no flex cause its on 34's with a 3 in lift?
or cause it has a flat tire? lololol
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Originally Posted by zwhiz
dang, nice man! I'm an A&P but i work in general aviation where the pay is not so good...and i just started, got my license at the end of August. i really like it though, like you said, keeps me entertained
Get in with a large company fulfilling a contract of sorts and the pay gets pretty good, plus the full benefits package is decent as well. How long have you been doing anything on aircraft?


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