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Recent content by rossmiller00

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    Can my XJ really not have a ground from the battery to the engine block? long story..

    I also have upgraded my battery cable and grounds in my 00. It made a world of difference, even my lights got brighter!
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    Art's 87

    IMO it depends on how you wheel, if you are a hammer the throttle until it goes kind of person then you may want to build a shaved 14 bolt. I have seen stock 60 hold up in mud trucks with 44 boggers. i would imagine behind a 4.0L a 60's and a softer foot would be more than enough. but that is...
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    Where do I go from here?

    Out of curiosity do you plan on changing your rear axle as well if you go to a D44 front? Is your D30 trussed? My thought would be to upgrade to at least a D44 and 9" if you are braking ball joints on a D30 with 33's. just my .02
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    Keeping A Low Center of Gravity.

    Yes they are 33x10.5 km2
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    Tubing Or Pipe Bender

    I have a friend of mine who uses a bender like to build stock cars. Works pretty well but you can bend under 90 degrees. For the price it seems like a pretty good deal. There are other companies that make similar ones with different sized dies.
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    Keeping A Low Center of Gravity.

    here she is from photo bucket, on level ground here flexing a little
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    Keeping A Low Center of Gravity.

    i don't know i can see them when i am logged in, it might be because i am member and using the :NAXJA: photo album
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    Klune V - Aftermath

    Well i think it turned out well and it looks more than strong enough for me! What is the bracket behind the seat used for?
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    Keeping A Low Center of Gravity.

    Here is my heep, i figure i am at around 3"-3.5" of lift and 33" KM2 (Love these tires), somewhat heavy trimming. :) Here is a shot of it on level ground and here is a shot off it flexing.
  10. a little flexing

    a little flexing

  11. on level ground

    on level ground

  12. my jeep

    my jeep

    2000 XJ sport
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    Cooling upgrade--is this one any good?

    http://www.jegs.com/i/Derale/259/16028/10002/-1?parentProductId=961386 I was thinking about using something like this. It is rated at 4000 cfm granted it is a little thick, but i was thinking of pushing my radiator forward anyways. Plus this comes with pretty much everything you would need to...
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    Building my Non-Existant XJ

    i don't know about zj coils from experiance but i would imagine that they are stiffer. a bastard packs stiffness will depend on what spring/spring rate you used to build it. if you use a spring that is longer eye to eye than a stock xj with more height it will most likely move your axle back as...
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    XJ mini-boatsides

    First off nice job! Second where did you order your plastic from and how much was it if you don't mind me asking?
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