DrDmoney’s 2000 Jeep Wrangler Sport
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I didn’t put them on because my exhaust was in the way, I didn’t want to spend money on the exhaust cause I was going to do the Atlas sooner than I did and was going to have to redo it.
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Yep that Fox took a crap on a rock just like the real ones do.It was the rear shock that went out
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Installed a Currie Rear Trac Bar had to add an additional bend to it to align with the axle side bracket, then cycled everything.
The arrow points to where I added the extra bend.
When I pulled my wheels I noticed that the rock rings had developed quite the knife edge on them so I was going to bevel them with the router but all I could find was a laminate trimmer so I cleaned them up with that, at least they’re not sharp.
The arrow points to where I added the extra bend.
When I pulled my wheels I noticed that the rock rings had developed quite the knife edge on them so I was going to bevel them with the router but all I could find was a laminate trimmer so I cleaned them up with that, at least they’re not sharp.
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All those mods and you've been rocking a stock TB? Wow! Well done sir!
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It just needed new bushings but I wanted the JJ stickers.
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I’m running the Rubicon with @Alex01 and @Midnight LJR In late September, you’ve seen their rigs, so I’m forced to step up my game. I eyeballed the frame side spring perches for a good while too.
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Finally fixed my E-brake that’s been busted since last years trip on the Rubicon. I was going to get a new bracket but decided to weld it and see if it holds up. I tacked it together then used a cutting wheel to remove half of the area where the shoes rest. Once that was welded I removed the tack and the other half of the parent metal Then welded that back up. I used the cut off wheel to shape the slot to fit the shoes. It should hold...
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If you flip the backing plates and move the calipers side to side you're one step closer to an outboardFinally fixed my E-brake that’s been busted since last years trip on the Rubicon. I was going to get a new bracket but decided to weld it and see if it holds up. I tacked it together then used a cutting wheel to remove half of the area where the shoes rest. Once that was welded I removed the tack and the other half of the parent metal. I used the cut off wheel to shape the slot to fit the shoes. It should hold...
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Looks great.
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Maybe next year.If you flip the backing plates and move the calipers side to side you're one step closer to an outboard
Looks great.
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Maybe next year Mr. Enabler.If you flip the backing plates and move the calipers side to side you're one step closer to an outboard
Looks great.
Tell me when an where and I'll be there.Maybe next year Mr. Enabler.