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  1. Unique Username

    What did you do to your TJ today?

    That’s an older Currie track bar AKA RockJock.
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    What did you do to your TJ today?

    Ran through the track bar and got it ready to be installed with a new bushing and cleaned up and greased JJ. Having done this in the vise last time, I much prefer the shop press I used this go around. Made easy work of the whole process. Also, the trailer is in the garage so it pulled double...
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    DEI Insulation Kit Website VS Amazon

    Correct. I assumed wrong and thought you meant Amazon brand kits. After that I ordered directly from DEI as I didn’t want to risk getting another kit that didn’t last. To many bad items from Amazon.
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    DEI Insulation Kit Website VS Amazon

    I ran the Amazon kit and after one year it completely deteriorated and fell apart. Now I have the DEI on all my Jeeps.
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    Steel half doors value?

    Haha, Making me question wanting to put Armor on mine. But I guess you only live once. They are not any good if you don’t enjoy them. I got mine at a junk yard for $300.
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    Cut off for well mannered, street-able TJ?

    I put them on my otherwise stock XJ and anytime I hit a bump I feel like I am in an old model T bouncing around uncontrollably. Probably the stiffest shock I have ever ran. And I have run a Bilstien once before 🤣
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    Need help identifying front suspension parts

    If you’re going to do a Correctlync and the Big breaks from BMB, you can also have the tie rod flip done at the same time. Just something to consider depending on the amount of work you want to put into raising the sway bar ends.
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    Need help identifying front suspension parts

    The steering and track bar looks like it came from Trail Forged That is the paint recipe they offer on the product sold. I had that brand cross over steering many moons ago and the bolts at the knuckles would come loose if the lock nut was not replaced every time I adjusted the alignment. That...
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    What did you do to your TJ today?

    Got around to taking apart my junk yard find tie rods and it looks like I scored a BMB 4340 tie rod. This one was clearly in a wreck and needs bent back, but it’s a win either way. I placed it next to a known straight spare Currie tie rod to show the slight curve. Maybe BMB has a set of the HD...
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    Dynatrac/ECGS/Fusion Dana 44 axles are all built in the same place

    Have you considered LM1 for axles? They don’t have the same drive up shopping experience you get from the websites of others but they do offer a lot of 9” options. I have a few buddies that got the Dana 60 from them and I inquired on TJ axles from the guy. He said they can make whatever you want.
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    What did you do to your TJ today?

    Finally had a little time to rifle through some of my junk yard picks. I was hopeful for a full CorrectLynk but the drag link is bent. Guess that leaves me with plenty of spare tie rods for the trail. The track bar looks good. Just needs a new bushing and it’s good to install on something. Not a...
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    Jerry Bransford's 2004 Jeep TJ Rubicon - $15K - FL

    Does this come with Savvy stickers?
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    Starting Control Arm and Track Bar Lengths from Core 4x4

    I feel like this chart has a bunch of people driving around with upper control arms in a bind. How long did they struggled to install them because they were convinced they had to be identical in length. How many people used ratchet straps to force everything into place or to make that track bar...
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    Tire recommendations

    That’s a loaded question 😂. Almost aligns with the standard Facebook user question. Not enough details other then tell me how to spend my money. If I was going to strictly run something for fun and looks it would be TSL stampers, Trepador M8060s or maybe some Nitto trail grapplers just to...
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    Mount ExtremeAire Magnum

    You can install a Ford Windstar air filter and free up the space the OEM air filter is occupying. That would free up a fair amount of space.
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    Looking for opinions on fuel cans?

    This works well. You can find the Armadillo as well. It’s 2-3 gallons but easy to roll up and store when done. Giant Loop
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    Mount ExtremeAire Magnum

    Can you fit an extra 4” on top of them compressors? Best case he could clock the head and be 6” tall. Viair shows Dimensions: 9.8″L x 3.2″W x 5.6″H EXTREMEAIRE MAGNUM Dimensions: 16″ L x 6″W x 9.5″H
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    Mount ExtremeAire Magnum

    I have seen that at a few events. It’s beefy. I would probably stick it in the back with a switch right inside the tailgate. If you don’t have a winch I suppose you could stick it on a winch plate on the front bumper. You could put into a box and connect it via an Anderson connector on the...