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What did you do to your TJ today?
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Thanks. I feel like whoever is making these is a member here at WTF. These look familiar...
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I thought it was in that thread that was referenced above, but I see where zerk fittings were referred to, but I don’t see where anyone actually did it… if I remember correctly I just found a spot on the bearing casing that was thick enough and wasn’t covered by the bracket and I just drilled a hole and screwed the zerk fitting in it and it worked fine…
Ha, even posted to that first thread, remarking they gave me a bit of a chubber...
I'm a sucker for billet parts, what can I say? I mentioned I had no use for them but that might change as they'd double as excellent safety line tie down points when hauling my 18' surfski on Tessie's roof.
It's hell gettin' old, ain't it?
Not old, just well seasoned.
Getting ready to finish the ARB twin install.
I dont use this stuff often, but its sure nice to have when you need it.
I dont use this stuff often, but its sure nice to have when you need it.
Just finished replacing my front right hub assembly.. had just a bit of play in the old one.
Replaced the factory original front sway bar bushings and installed sway bar clamps. The back bushings are up this week to be replaced.
Impressed to find bushings made in the USA.
Impressed to find bushings made in the USA.
Replacing them next weekend, after I pick up my Winch. I am going with Moog rubber bushings.
These are MOOG rubbers. Part number K7352 (front) and K3160 (rear).
I could move my sway bar side to side until it hit the frame at the ends with the original bushings. Before the clamps, it was impossible to move side to side.
I drilled out the bent and busted door loop screw barrels on the half doors I'm refurbishing.
Detailed thread/post:
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/door-loop-repair-rivet-nut-nutsert-question.76991/post-1513085
Detailed thread/post:
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/door-loop-repair-rivet-nut-nutsert-question.76991/post-1513085
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Took a load of used oil to be dumped...
ivarr
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I’m thinking you should paint the Jeep to match the trailer.
MountaineerTom
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Years ago, I replaced my originals with those Moog bushings. The front ones squeaked like crazy. I seem to remember that I found out that they were not 100% rubber. A couple years later I replaced the whole setup with an Anti Rock.