Finally installed the over head console that's been hanging out in the garage for a year.
13mm 12 point socket, spray it with plenty of pb blaster. Those bolts can be a pain sometimes.RebelRidinRyan said:Broke 2 wrenches trying to get my 3 HUB bolts out. Got 2 of the 3 and gotta hit up the parts store since my 2 sockets were both too big. Haha
Mine were all stubborn they rusted up pretty good on the threads that were exposed.Tom95YJ said:I've never had a problem with those bolts on any of my Jeeps , But I also use a 1/2 drive socket and 20" breaker bar. Leverage is your friend
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All of my bolts broke on the flares so it wasn't that badMattBillyTayloe said:Going flare less , these bolts are a pain in the ***.
You can afro-engineer them back on with zip ties and self tappers. Thats what I did on my last xj and plan to do with this one.Motorcharge said:You can't reuse the stock flares if you trim anyway.
Whats the issue? Mine flash fast because I have a bad socket and sometimes the contacts aren't tight enough.Guys I have to ask an I the only one with trouble involving the lower Front turn signals?
LOL what planet are you living on. Everyone i know with Toyota's ***** about how expensive they are to lift, and how much bumpers and stuff cost.connor0770 said:meh we have all been there. You wont sell it.. If you do and want a cheap wheeler get a Toyota. They are stupid cheap to build and i wouldnt think twice about bashing it all to hell.
I could build half an ifs yota for what I have in my Jeep.Tom95YJ said:They must not have owned jeeps lol
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Can't do a four wheel alignment on a vehicle that has no adjustment for the rear :doh:Was t a 4 wheel alignment ?
That's for recentering after an accident if the car has been tweaked. A shop wolnt do a four wheel alignment on a vehicle that does not have factory adjustments in the rear unless it was brought in for that particular concern of the rear being out of center.RebelRidinRyan said:Thrust alignment kit. I just looked up a price on Ebay. Other sites gotta have em too.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPC-Performance-Thrust-Alignment-Plate-Kit-63020-/330794637081?forcev4exp=true&forceRpt=true#ht_1413wt_1111
Vehicles with rear leaf springs have no factory alignment adjustments for the rear. $200!!!! The dealership I used to work for only charged $80. The only adjustment on the xj is the toe, a camber adjustment on the control arm mounts, and the drag link adjustment to center the wheel.Gheap said:Reason I ask is a CJTire told me they did a 4 wheel alignment on my xj lol and tried to charge me almost 200$
For full protection you should build an exo cage in the same design style!:duhrock:
Please dont, might as well just weld Ibeams around your jeep if you plan on keeping with that...what do you call it "style"more than likely a cage of some sort will be built in similar fashion. Wil be doing some "hoops" over the fenders and rear bumper first
the front you wolnt notice, the rear slides out in the rain sometimes. I didnt the front and Im glad I did just pulls the truck right over everything.How about front vs rear locker on road characteristics?
Jeep dealer...they should have a master set to take them off with for u too.Thanks, speaking of which, anyone know where I can get a jeep lug nut key? Seem to have lost mine and need to change my rims and tires to my new black rock wheels and BFGs.
Been there done that. Pull it back out and swap flywheels.Well I found out the hard way after swap that the fly wheel on the 95 motor isn't the same as a 98
4.0 xj. IM SCREWED and 950$ deep into the swap