I will look some more around town as my brother needs some for his old piece of crap. If not they I will just get some off ebay. Thanks a least I know it is possible to get it at a store.
I have no idea what year they came from so 3" over stock and 4.25 over my sagging rear.HAHA that is funny. I also cut the eyes off but the dakota leafs go just to where the stock leafs start to curl for the eye. I like it so far but we will see when the shocks come.
I installed my dakota lift in the rear of my sagging xj last week and everything went well except for the shock bolts;) I kept the rear main leaf so I would not have to mess with the eye bolts. I installed my used Dakota leafs under the main xj leaf but I did not install the helper spring at the...
I did my dakota lift in the rear and put on the spring keepers I got at the spring shop but I hat to hammer them closed to keep them in place. I have seen ones iwth a bolt on them and that allows for more flex of the spring but don't allow them to slide side to side. Where can I get some of...
I think I already have air in the lines of my XJ b/c the fluid was so low b/c i did not catch the bad wheel cylander fast enough. I replaced the cyl (sp) and I am trying to blead the brakes but they don't seem to be working right. I have heard, and read, that you need to do something special...
I was just looking through the search and found some things that may help but not exactly. So here goes i have a 92XJ that I inhearated from my dad and it was running good and normaly does. Lately If the jeep wont start right off then i hvae to keep it cranking and give it a lot of gas this...
I think I am going to try and use the pads and end things that the Dakota springs came with and if I don't like that then I will change it later. Thanks to everyone.
What are some things you all use to keep your leafs lubed? I have read about Slip coat good but $$, axle grease, those liners that are in the dakota leafs on the side of my house, anything else that works? I am building my own leaf pack this week.