97 TJ 2.5l
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Redline is great stuff. Definetly be choosy on mounts and stuff with the four popper. They vibrate enough without making it worse.
Man...so I received new tie rods and ball joints yesterday. My wife started asking when I was going to stop spending money on the Jeep. haha I just told her the possibilities are endless!
Anyway, my gas tank skid is installed! Now, I can drive in peace knowing it isn't going to fall out going down the road at any moment.
MT90 is also installed....we will see overtime how well this stuff works. Found a good bit of metal. Although, I will say, I have noticed a little increase in acceleration, and shifts much smoother already! Very happy with this one.
Now, for the u-joints.
Anyway, my gas tank skid is installed! Now, I can drive in peace knowing it isn't going to fall out going down the road at any moment.
MT90 is also installed....we will see overtime how well this stuff works. Found a good bit of metal. Although, I will say, I have noticed a little increase in acceleration, and shifts much smoother already! Very happy with this one.
Now, for the u-joints.
So far, Ive rebuilt the front drive shaft since last update. I have also, acquired new axle u joints and new wheel hubs. I will install these Thursday. Man, the more I do, the better it gets. Very satisfying. Also, the more I do, the more I see needs to be done. Control arms will be next....when I figure out which ones I want.
When it comes time for a clutch job consider add the TriCounty inertia plate to your flywheel. It allows you to lug the engine down to about 500 RPM when crawling but it also helps with power at higher RPM's. I had on my 4cyl before I did the engine swap.
http://www.tricountygear.com/products/tcg-engineered-products/inertia-ring
http://www.tricountygear.com/products/tcg-engineered-products/inertia-ring