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I would remove the door panel; then search for loose bolts, guides or worn bushings... -
I realize jeeps inherently have squeaks and rattles, however, this particular rattle is really annoying me. On the passenger side with...
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Tripbus replied to the thread Cons of drilling holes in the frame.Holes drilled! Only negative was banging my head on mirror on way up from ground. 🙄
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Also in the salt belt here. I drilled holes -
I drilled holes in both of ours!
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There's already a bunch of holes in the frame from the factory. A few more (that help water drain) aren't going to hurt.
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We cut our frames apart and put them back together. Four more small holes by the control arm mounts won't matter.
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I live in the salt belt and contemplating drilling holes in my frame to allow for drainage. I have read alot of pros of doing this, but...
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26 PSI, Rancho 5000X shocks, done deal!
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I've had good luck with Monroe OE Spectrum on my stock suspension TJ. They are marketed as OE ride, not heavy duty, or offroad, or any...
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I have them on mine & they are great on the road/highway. I was bouncing all over the place going through Sycamore Creek riding area but...
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Tripbus replied to the thread Jeep shock recommendation.Anyone have any experience with KYB gas-a-just shocks on a TJ?
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Then just go very medium😅😅 Remember the show “sledgehammer” ? Set your guns on stun. Sir these are .45 ‘s Well, that is their tough...
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Shocks and tire pressure are the biggest issues in ride compliance. Most recommended off the shelf shocks here are: Rancho 5000X...
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TJ’s were the first ever coil spring jeeps, and they are designed to give a more comfortable ride than their predecessors- and do. They...
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