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  1. Lonewolf

    Goodyear MT/R 35x12.5R15 tires on national backorder

    I have the 15s in stock, the 17s are showing not available nationwide
  2. Lonewolf

    Goodyear MT/R 35x12.5R15 tires on national backorder

    I have 8 new ones in stock in my warehouse in the Bay area if anyone is still looking for a set
  3. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    Thank you! Hopefully we can get out on a trail soon
  4. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    the upper ranch is 800 acres and 24 miles of trails and the lower ranch is 1500 acres, the rest of the 6800 acres is designated for dirt bikes/quads. its a good mix of easy fire roads and technical obstacles
  5. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    Had a free Sunday so loaded up the family and did a day trip to Hollister, it was a good day , a little crowded but it was mostly overlanders I guess because the fire roads were busy and all the obstacles were empty
  6. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    So I put about 200 miles on everything, and it seems ok. nothing is leaking and after I adjusted the brakes everything is working as it should. surprisingly there are no vibrations up to 85 mph. the only issue I had going together was the track bar bottomed out so I had to trim it, but other...
  7. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    So after 3 long weeks of waiting I finally received the XJ style bearing retainers and pressed everything back together I swung The axle back under the Jeep. It went in pretty easily and I’m happy with how everything lined up
  8. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    I’m still waiting on the correct bearing retainers, hopefully sometime next week.They aren’t very common and were a little diff to find. I found the ones that came with the axle they have a bevel for disk brakes. So I’ll wait for the flat ones. I painted everything and got a few new drum brake...
  9. Lonewolf

    Nashville TJ's Build - Continued

    I really like that idea! I might have to copy it
  10. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    I redrilled the backing plates and everything seems to fit together ok. I’m going to try to press off the bearings and collar so I can reuse them, I’m also still trying to find the XJ Dana 44 bearing retainer plates or I’ll end up drilling the regular tj ones I have now
  11. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    Yeah I’ll have to cut the brand new seals and bearings off my revolution shaft I just bought and then hopefully get the XJ stuff to work
  12. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    No they have a different bolt pattern at the axle ends So the seal retainer won’t Bolt up that’s my whole problem
  13. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    Yea it is 3 5/16 by 2 in , My plan at this point is to re-drill the backing plate of the drums I have and cut off the seal, bearing and collar so I can install the XJ bearing retainer plates
  14. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    So I was plugging away and was getting close to finishing the axle swap. I got the sway bar and shock mounts welded on of course since everything was going easy I found out that the XJ Dana 44 I’m building has a different axle flange bolt pattern than a TJ, it is slightly bigger. And since...
  15. Lonewolf

    Looking for rear Antirock opinions

    Im in the process of re doing the rear end on my jeep with a dana 44 with new brackets and I am thinking about upgrading to a rear antirock. I just wanted to hear other peoples opinions on if it was worth it or not? Is there any measurable gain over stock? I have a short arm lift lift with 3.5...
  16. Lonewolf

    Lonewolf's 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sport

    I got all the brackets on except the shock mounts and the sway bar brackets it all went together pretty easy. I used a Ruff stuff kit .