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Replaced the thermostat. I noticed a small difference but it wasn't too cold out.
Also check out my mount job on the discos.
Also check out my mount job on the discos.
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I just picked up an SYE kit as well. The instructions don't give me confidence! Does the sway bar work well mounted up there like that?? It's a cool idea.
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The sway bar mounts will work like that, however I either set mine up in a bad location or my tires are too big to store them like that. I rubbed one of the storage posts yesterday and lost a click pin. I have yet to diagnose the problem.
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Oh! Storage! Duh!! I get it. That is DEFINITELY cool! I was thinking you were running them like that. Thanks for the SYE research tip. Will do...
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It would be cool if it worked. If I move things around it might work. I don't have high hopes though, my tires use up every bit of wheel well when flexing. I've got those bumpstops right on the money and I haven't done any true wheeling since I put the sway bar and discos on. I might have to do some creative maneuvering if I want to store the discos like that. I'll post any progress.
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Just took the jeep to get the alignment checked. It was pulling/steering to the right and making some funny noises. Turns out I need a new steering box which means upgrading to a Durango box. I also need u joints on both front wheels.
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New steering stabilizer. It needs painted black yet too... Hopefully I can install the new u joints tomorrow.
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Hooked up a cb radio with a custom mount job. I think It looks good and it's very functional. If I feel like it, I could make it more flush with the roof but that's gonna take some time and care to accomplish. One day I will.
Also I mounted that box for the repair manual, not sure if I told you guys about that on this thread. It's pretty sweet and stays out of the way. Plus it's waterproof lol.
Also I mounted that box for the repair manual, not sure if I told you guys about that on this thread. It's pretty sweet and stays out of the way. Plus it's waterproof lol.
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The Jeep looks great!
Very strange, I'm planning the exact same thing right down to the bushwacker flares. I'll get around to starting a build thread one of these days. I just read through yours and it's very motivating.
You're well ahead of me but I do have my shocks painted already though.
Very strange, I'm planning the exact same thing right down to the bushwacker flares. I'll get around to starting a build thread one of these days. I just read through yours and it's very motivating.
You're well ahead of me but I do have my shocks painted already though.
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The Jeep looks great! Very strange, I'm planning the exact same thing right down to the bushwacker flares. I'll get around to starting a build thread one of these days. I just read through yours and it's very motivating. You're well ahead of me but I do have my shocks painted already though.
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I have a license to carry, and I finally found a good place to mount my pistol. I used a SERPA holster that I had and don't use much. I think it's gonna do the job well. Plus I put my Bowie beside my drivers seat. Both weapons have easy access now lol. Just in case.
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It's gonna be a big weekend for the jeep. I finally have a day off work and I stock piled a few upgrades and improvements for a sunny day.
The jeep is also going to the shop next week to get a new oil pan gasket, oil pump, rear main seal, and poly leaf spring bushings.
I'll update with pictures once I get all the work done.
The jeep is also going to the shop next week to get a new oil pan gasket, oil pump, rear main seal, and poly leaf spring bushings.
I'll update with pictures once I get all the work done.
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So the mobile app for this site is not working well. I'll update you guys on progress when I get some pictures on the computer.