Recent content by 808offroad

Aloha Again Gang! I know this is an old thread but I finally got enough funds to do my brakes. I will be doing the 95/96 upgrade on my 88 XJ and wanted to make sure that its a direct fit and no spacers/washers are needed between the booster and firewall. So far my shopping list is...

I was just reading about the Taxes there, Amazing. Here I was bitching about our 4.7% in HI.http://www.naxja.org/forum/images/smilies/spam.gif: As for your last 2 statements, that just about sums it up. I'd say based on what I've gathered so far and your statement I can safely say my XJ could...

I hate cats but I gots a couple of dogs :-) Nah, if that's the case then cool and I'm good to go. She's running a bit rich right now so that'll be taken care of with the final tune up. Mahalo for your advice. Thats kind of what Im looking for, Personal experience. Albeit the real laws provided...

Im a Country boy by blood and @ heart. If anyone here thinks that living in the Concrete Jungle aka City is bad, try living on an Island. Why so far? My wife has a friend that lives in or near Spokane. But if you can suggest another place worth researching more westerly then by all means...

Thank you very much, it took me straight to the AG website in which I was looking for. I also googled emissions, and The best info I got from it was "Paper work and Make sure the vehicle has a VIN #" If thats the case, even in the condition my XJ is in it will pass :-p From what I gather, I...

Aloha Everyone, Now some of you might call me crazy for wanting to leave Hawaii to come up to the mainland. But its a done deal and our minds are set. I'm juggling a lot of things right now and don't have the resources or know how to find the particular laws. When I say Wash. I mean like...

I was able to go out this morning and try my best to troubleshoot things. I pulled the MC cover off again, still full. Double checked all lines, Zilch on fluids. All bleeders are tight and secure with minimum fluid residue from previous bleeds. With Jeep off, I press on brakes and she gradually...

It used to be be firm, too firm (I actually began to like it that way) Now its spongy. The only thing i can come up with is the other day when i went to check the fluid level. I dont know what everyone else is sporting but Mines is the metal can with metal lid and retainer clamp that goes over...

88 xj 5" lift 33's everything else stock... nothing new, tried and true, brakes died out of the blue. anyways, one day im driving down the freeway and go to slow down and the pedal flops to the ground. I grab the emergency handle and prepare for SHTF. Thankfully after a few pumps the brakes...

Yes, there was no doubt about it being a d30. I just thought all years b4 91 were vac controlled. but after reading your posted links it made more sense. np242 equipped rigs came with the non disco axle. Well i got underneath 'er again and made a slight adjustment to the shifter rod ( a...

Hello fellow XJ'rs. I have a few questions that need answers, ive done my homework and did all the searching but with a lot of different questions it gets confusing. So heres the deal, I have an 88 xj, i6, auto, 242, 6" lift, etc... I first started out with installing flares that are needed to...

Whats the differences? and did you use the rubicon "fronts" in the front or rubicon rears in th front?

Right on. I plan on taking my time with it, kinda forced to so its a good thing. I like your fastening idea, sounds pretty secure. Thats the other reason Ive chosen the TJ, all of its hidden and you can use your own hardware. Speaking of which, do you think i could get the same results with...

major bump on an old post. I did all the searching and found some very good articles and pros/cons on the subject but im in need of a few answers. heres the deal 88 XJ, 6" lift, 33/12.5/15, 4.5 BS. my choices are: Stock xj flares bush wackoffs rusty flex flares and now TJ flares. of all...

Well if your going for ghetto, go with the divider stuff and zip tie it on through the stock holes for the flares. When you get to the trail cut em off and zip em down when your going home.