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Old 03-18-2014, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by 95Cherokee
That's a recipe for breaking it possibly, apply torch to bolt head till it's red hot.
Don't do that. The chance of breaking the welds on the nut inside the unibody will break. Then you need to cut a hole in the unibody.

PB blaster and steady pressure.
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Liquid Wrench is actually better.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey

Don't do that. The chance of breaking the welds on the nut inside the unibody will break. Then you need to cut a hole in the unibody.

PB blaster and steady pressure.
This


Honestly the bolts either comes out without a huge effort.... Or it completely ****s you super hard.

It's a bad day either way.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Liquid Wrench is actually better.
PB smells better lol
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Placed order for brown dogs 1" lift poly, poly trans mount, truck lite's.
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Originally Posted by Barrelmaker
Placed order for brown dogs 1" lift poly, poly trans mount, truck lite's.
Good choices, but why a MML?
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Got a new alternator to put in, new battery cables, new Die Hard Platinum, just put in new 703 fuel injectors, and got a new fuel pump on the way.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown

Good choices, but why a MML?
I don't know, it was available so I did. Figured it wouldn't hurt
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Originally Posted by Barrelmaker

I don't know, it was available so I did. Figured it wouldn't hurt
In a Wrangler, it's used for the same effect as a TC drop. In a Cherokee, it can cause problems with hood clearance and also with cooling because the fan is moved 1" upward. May contact the shroud; not sure.

You may not have issues, but I suggest a little research.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
In a Wrangler, it's used for the same effect as a TC drop.
Or in combination with a body lift and flat belly skid for more clearance
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Thanks for the heads up I'll just change it to the stock size.
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Yelp the nut inside the frame broke the weld...Now the fund begins..once again..
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Installed RC shackle relocation brackets to fix my 90degree shackle angle. Sitting about 55 degrees now. But found shot leaf/shackle bushings.
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Originally Posted by FourEyes45
Now the fund begins..once again..
Your typo is way more accurate than your original... talk about Jeep problems lmao


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