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84jeepjohn
04-23-2008, 22:54
I was trying to get an idea on front drive shaft length and too some pics.
this is the RE 4.5 with no sway bar 35's and CUT OUT for TJ flares
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/049.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/053.jpg
too bad I ran out of room before I could get the buggy springs to move
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/055.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/058.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/056.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/059.jpg
korisu56
04-23-2008, 22:56
Man, your frame is in good shape. Next jeep I buy is from texas :) . Jeeps looking good bud.
84jeepjohn
04-23-2008, 22:58
and the rest of the pics
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/057.jpg
this is all the way up on the light pole
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/060.jpg
Notice I was NOT yet able to get the buggy springs to open up
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/061.jpg
front shot
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/062.jpg
and the rear
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/84jeepjohn/CJ/063.jpg
overall not too bad.
Next is to get the gears and lockers ordered on Friday
4.88's and OX front and rear :)
more pics and info when I can get them in :)
korisu56
04-23-2008, 23:02
that's gonna be awesome. Tell me how you like the ox lockers, as those are gonna be my choice (I think)
84jeepjohn
04-23-2008, 23:14
LOL oops I guess this should have been in the pics area thanks for moving it ;)
yeah I can NOT wait.
My neighbor convinced me to go with the 4.88's He just did 5.13's in his rubi (very NICE jeep) and I was going to do a tru trac in front but I forgot about my clothing alowence LOL (who really waits ALL year for this to buy uniforms?) so I figured I'd just do OX's on both ends for the best of DD and off road
korisu56
04-23-2008, 23:51
Exactly my reason for choosing those.
84jeepjohn
04-24-2008, 10:32
Exactly my reason for choosing those.
Believe me I'd rather route SMALL air lines that can be ANY LENGTH instead of these cables, but I'm afraid of possible air leaks, and I like the manual operation of the OX too (and the dif covers are NICE TOO)
muddyluxury
04-25-2008, 15:24
i like the shackle reversal on the front, does that help ya alot with bumpsteer?
84jeepjohn
04-25-2008, 17:10
i like the shackle reversal on the front, does that help ya alot with bumpsteer?
I've got a drop pitman arm and the drag link is almost parallel with the tie rod... I've never had a problem with it... and the ride is much nicer :) and personaly I LOVE the slight nose dive you get when breaking LOL
Going over the lip on that ramp was SMOOTH, before the SRS it would have been WAY rougher
Mall Crawlin' at it's finest!!!!! hehe...
84jeepjohn
04-27-2008, 12:58
Mall Crawlin' at it's finest!!!!! hehe...
well base wheelin.. HA HA
I was trying to make sure SF was not around when I was doing it LMAO.. I know the guys from the auto hobby shop use it, but I could just see SF getting pissed at me :)
I'm still trying to finde a good place to compress the pass front, so I can try to measure for my new front DS
Hitechredneck
04-27-2008, 15:18
go down to the trans yard and talk someone down there into lifting the front passenger tire up on a fork lift.
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