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| 04-15-2014 08:20 AM | |
| Myusername1674 |
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Added my KOR support, installed my DT8000s and IRO extended sway links, got a steal on a brand new mono amp. Yesterday I fixed my crankshaft seal leak, and busted something by the flywheel/tranny
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| 04-14-2014 05:27 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
Added my KOR support, installed my DT8000s and IRO extended sway links, got a steal on a brand new mono amp. Yesterday I fixed my crankshaft seal leak, and busted something by the flywheel/tranny
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| 03-04-2014 02:24 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
Good news for me, found my oil leak. It was right in front of me the whole time! Literally! Center-line down from the water pump, looks like its the oil pan gasket I replaced  This sucks. At least its not major! I also got my exhaust re-done. High flow cat and Dynomax Super Turbo muffler and a more open tail pipe. Gives the 5.2L a nice tone but doesn't over kill it. Its not as loud as I was expecting but I am actually pleased with the outcome. It will get somewhat louder when I bedline the floors anyway. Everything is tucked up more and beautifully welded together! Won't have to worry about exhaust problems for a few years now! 
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| 02-17-2014 04:54 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
Its a blizzard here in wisconsin! Just the perfect day for my rear wiper motor burn out. I threw a new one in there, but couldn't see crap out my back window when I was driving!!! Now my wiper zips pretty fast! Lastly found out my plenum gasket isn't shot, but that means I have another leak. Can't wait til spring! Itching to do more mods! |
| 01-12-2014 02:13 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 | Weather conditions are making it impossible to install all my holiday goodies. Decided to not buy the Mossy oak sticker sheets, just going to paint the fake wood black. Its cheaper and will look better! Also my friggen tail pipe hanger busted off and took a chunk of the pipe with it. Not sure if it was stock or not, but the whole thing is pretty horrible. Since the weather isn't good and I can't occupy the garage long enough to fiddle with rust bolts, gotta have a shop do it! Good thing the pipe is clamped and not welded to the muffler! Saves me money since the last owner already replaced the cat and muffler before I bought it, I guess they figured sticking an old tail pipe back on was a good idea -.- |
| 12-29-2013 10:30 AM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
Haven't been on this thread in awhile! Had to replace my water pump at the beginning of the month. Also one of my cheapo front shocks blew out, bought replacement Doetsch front shocks and going to throw some hockey pucks on for extended bump stops. Holidays came and I sold some things online so I had some green to spend. New KOR rad support, IRO 2" extended front sway links, and some Mossy Oak Break up Infinity car sticker sheets to cover up all that fake wood on the interior! Will post pics when everything is on. Also, the plasti-dip on the wheels is holding up GREAT to the salty Wisconsin roads! |
| 11-11-2013 08:24 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
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I sprayed mine down with underbody rubber ****. Itll help quiet and protect. Spray it on everything but any lines and you tcase/trans. Bolts will be fine, youll be able to get a socket back on em in the future when needed.
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| 11-11-2013 08:01 PM | |
| riot1987 | I sprayed mine down with underbody rubber ****. Itll help quiet and protect. Spray it on everything but any lines and you tcase/trans. Bolts will be fine, youll be able to get a socket back on em in the future when needed. |
| 11-11-2013 07:56 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
Finally got a deal lined up to buy a used hitch! Only a year old! And he's throwin in the wiring! Still wish my jeep was under the recall...college students can use freebies >.< I liked the spray job I did on the doors and found another can of that rubber protector stuff. Can I apply this to the underbody? (Obviously not around bolts n stuff) |
| 11-10-2013 02:53 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
Got a car wash and did an oil change today. Found a can of under-body protector and sprayed it on the inside bottom edges of all four doors and the lift gate. Had some rust there, even though the spray won't help much it was free as far as I'm concerned. She's pretty much all ready for winter. Going to look into swapping in a 242 or 231 then putting a locker in my front axle...work to be done next summer. Currently going to buy some 100W KC fog lights to replace the factory ones. Later down the road I'll throw on matching driving lights and mount all four on the bumper. |
| 11-04-2013 05:29 PM | |
| riot1987 |
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That's awesome! When I make my jeep a trail only rig I think ill put 4.5" on it.
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| 11-04-2013 01:43 PM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
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Not what I wanted to hear D: since I'm only putting 30s on with a 1.75" spacer, not 2". So 31s would be like 40 more and rub
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| 11-04-2013 11:17 AM | |
| 95GCL | Not what I wanted to hear D: since I'm only putting 30s on with a 1.75" spacer, not 2". So 31s would be like 40 more and rub |
| 11-04-2013 10:46 AM | |
| ZJNewbi3 |
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The only 30x9.5x15 I see are Pumas. Are they still good?
Drove to school today, and still saw a little pan leak. Tomorrow I'm going to try to re-torque again and see what happens. I'm regretting not using RTV now  Either that or it wasn't flat. Using a steel ruler across each hole all turned up level. If I turn it upside down on the flat drive, it would rock a little bit. From what I under stood "check for flatness across each bolt hole" meant what I did with the ruler. I took my dads + uncles advice that "the bolts take care of that" and put it up knowing it rocked when put on level ground. |
| 11-04-2013 10:18 AM | |
| 95GCL | The only 30x9.5x15 I see are Pumas. Are they still good? |
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