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True, But most nuts for those hinge pins are actually use a #50 torx or at least that is what Jeep Crysler shows for the nut... I found the threads to be M6-1.0mm. I use nylock nuts of that size to keep mine from chattering over rail tracks and such. I wonder if I am not understanding which nut...

I think what the person asking the original question was, What the thread pitch and diameter is for those nuts, not the wrench size. I would hope most folks who wrench on their Jeep, know how to figure out what wrench to use. I have seen this information but have not been able to find it again

Sorry, I didn't state that well, the line through your ball joints should tilt toward the rear of the vehicle as shown in this image. I have seen from 5 degrees to as much as 8 degrees. 6 is what I have seen most often as standard. The line at a slight angle shows the tilt.

Set up your front axel for a forward angle of at least 6 degrees. The adjustment of the arm is to create a geometry where your caster is at a starting point of 6 degreese forward (top). you may need to change this to your drive-line dynamics.

OK, enough with this crap, I am going to have them balance my rims, THEN install the tires and balance them! Why do we insist on them trying to balence both? It is a complex algorythim to balance two objects with complex multi axial balance to work with each other. Do each by them by themselves...

There's always one odd duck that quacks different... Still, God bless Jeep People!

I know what you mean, that is such a unique form, I am Cherokee on my mom's side of the family... Some how this group feels familiar to me. You know the HU are playing Sun • May 24 • 1:00 PM, Dos Equis Pavilion, Dallas, TX We could do a jeep meetup thing and take in a killer concert...

I am still trying to get the guys to re-do this video with jeeps...

Currently I have just over 1,000,000 miles on street bikes. Latest has sat in the garage for about 4 years, 2006 BMW K1200LT with matching Unigo trailer. Had 1 1999 K1200LT, Sold it with about 225,000 miles. Been hoping for time to rebuild the fuel system on the 2006. Wish I could find some...

Definitely fits... She is a cool lady, wife and I met her in a very small venue a few years back. In Austin, TX at the Armadillo Christmas Bizarr and the in La Grange, TX at the Bugle Boy.

I know, I like how they look but... weigh a ton and to be honest, I like steel wheels. You can bend them back, paint them and scrape the crap right out of them! Those are a booger, they are out of balance one has like 4 lbs. of weights on it... If they did that and then ran them, the tire is...

Anybody ever listen to Eliza Gilkyson, tell me she's not singing about a jeep...?

Skinny jeans... LOL!

What did you mean by that.... Ha ha ha! And no, that hat is not to hide the dreadlocks...

Damn that's pretty!

I drive my wife crazy, does that count?... Oh... you mean vehicles? 2006 BMW K1200LT, w/Unigo trailer... 1,000,000 miles + on the road on motorcycles.

Are you a good snowflake or a bad snow flake? I hate the ones who are all non-symmetrical with weird crystal forms and too many flares... But then again... you own a jeep... so you may qualify for a pass card... Just sayin...

It's not the location... It's the inspiration! God made jeeps so man could feel what Eagles feel! Freedom from the earth below as they discover what the sky already knows... Or... Find a crapped out Miata and do a flex exersise on the damn thing!

Freaking gorgeous shot! So jealous!...

You don't have your jeep stats listed... I'm new. Year, Engine, etc... Your Idle air stepper may be Kaput! Any other symptoms?