Changed the front diff oil out, ordered some currie lower ca brackets since i ripped one of mine off the other weekend...
Why would you schedule your VACA and install so close together? IRO is small operation, but quality is great and so is the service. I dont see this being anybody's fault except yours. Bummer about your VACA man, hope you still get some quality time in.So sick of jeeps.. :/
Got my tires mounted and balanced today. Put the fronts on, took my rear control arms off..
called IRO to find out where the hell my LCA are that I ordered 3 days ago, with 2 day shipping... Turns out they didn't ship because they didn't have any powered coated, even though the girl told me 3 days ago they were in stock. So suppose ably they are shipping today, and should be here FRIDAY. I was suppose to leave for my vacation tonight, but I cant because I need my control arms...
FML
pull the door panel, check for corrosion on the speaker contacts. Clean and put together again with dielectric grease. If you have the stock infinity system, you will see a crossover network in there, too, there are connections to that puppy that can corrode too. Clean, splice, new wire if needed. I would do that first before rewiring.I really need to rewire my door speakers. Sounds like one of my new speakers is blown sometimes but I'm sure it's just the wires. No way I can blow up a 75w RMS 2 ohm speaker.
I am pretty envious... My wife and I have been wanting to live in alaska for quite some time. you will have to post up some pictures or something...Not bad. I drive over 100 miles per day going to and from work on the one road in and out of town. It's usually icy and my lower control arm bushings are nearly gone which makes steering vague and mysterious. It's only dangerous when I really think about it. Studded winter tires (M+S...but now mountain snowflake symbol) helped a lot; on the A/T tires it was suicidal.
I have no fear of getting stuck until the snow is more than a foot deep, then low range will get me through about another 6" before the snow just gets too compacted under the body and brings things to a stop. Like when my wife ran off the road the other day... I've got shovels, bags of kitty litter (ran out of traction sand), straps, and gloves to get myself or others unstuck.
Now I just need to fix the driver's side heated seat. And the high beam switch. And the lower control arms. And the sunroof relay. And the cruis control light.... I love jeeps![]()
Sure, I will even give them to you for free! You pay for shipping, shipping to vegas from new york is $550. Damn ups!Those look nice enough for shipping to my house![]()
thats pretty slick... and dirty! I might have to do this since I have replaced my pins twice now and they are beginning to sag again..If you put washers in the bottom holes, and leave the top without, the door acts as though the bushings are good again. You do this by just loosening all the bolts, take bottoms out, lift door, put in washers, tighten a couple, see how it lines up. Some need 2 washers stacked, some get by with one. Mines been like this for 4 years with no problems.
Cool, I would have went with at least adjustable uppers for front and rear... Pics of install :-DI got tracking info today for all my IRO stuff. Here's a list of what I ended up ordering.
3.5" coils for front and rear
Full set of fixed control arms
Adjustable front trackbar
Adjustable rear trackbar
JKS quicker discos
JKS barpin eliminators
Nitro shocks
Tenneco HD steering stabilizer
Extended rear swaybar links
Hopefully it'll be here early next week.
Oh, and pics of said blonde...
I have a 3 inch tail pipe too... it rattles on the gas tank shroud every now and then... but its such a tight fit back there.Check out that tailpipe I had put on 2 weeks ago, it's a true 3"
After having it installed I was under there and noticed if my suspension bottoms out the tailpipe will be completely crushed by the diff.
Go from 2.5" to 3" sure changed to acoustic tone and also made it a little louder.
You've talked with my wife I seethats what she said
Actually, in 4FT the open differential provides a split of 48/52When I was asking about the power distribution, I meant of 4LO. But since someone said that 4LO is like 4PT with the exception of different gearing, that means 50% of the power is at the front and 50% of the power is at the rear. In 4FT the power is 25% at each wheels