Recent content by RicksXJ

since your from maine, how about MANIAC or MAIN XJ

synthetic is great for a street car, cause you'll not have to change it for a very long time... but in your jeep, as i said before,, you will wanna be checking it and changing it much more often, so why waste the money.

its fine to use it, but why? if you drive off road much and go through deep water and mud alot, its a good thing to check and change your diff oil regularly. no sense spending the extra money if your gonna be changing it once a year or more....

that 1st red suv,, i'd be totally embarassed to be seen getting out of that somewhere..... and what theyve done to that gray pickup is a sin,,

unfortunately, it seems the stupid people have more offspring than the not-so-stupid people.......

i have to agree with you guys... my name is not up there in red, and i've received nothing but help and advice from the people on this forum......

yeah, the puller is the easiest way; if you have one. the c- clamp with a socket over the torx head end of the bolt is the poor mans puller.

i spent a year in kuwait and iraq, driving trucks and buses as a civilian for the army.. i saw thousands of hummer 1's with all different kinds of bodys, but yes, they all have massive gnarly a-arms....... i bet the air time was fun,, but i bet the landing was a bit uncomfortable.

they are pressed in. the hole and the last 1/4 inch of the bolt below the head are splined. .... yucca man,,, i think the reason they put the the torx head on is so if the spines strip out , you can use the torx wrench to hold the bolt while you remove the nut with a wrench..... if you have a...

please dont cut holes in your floor....the stock bolts you broke are 5/16 inch. Get a tap, either 3/8 inch or 10 millimeter. drill the correct size hole right through the middle of the broke off bolt, [ drill it good and straight ] and tap it out. install new shocks with the new correct size...

excellent! thanks buddy! i'll be placing an order for them tomorrow......

thanks for any help

hey 91jeep project, ive been trying to get the straight scoop on the front lines from a yj. can you tell me how much longer they are than XJ's.. the parts stores and dealerships cant give me a straight answer and dont have them in stock to measure. i didnt want to special order them until i...

well i KNOW the yj REAR line is 3 1/2 inches longer than an XJ's, but i believe that the yj and the XJ FRONT brake lines are the exact same length and part number........

i bet you still have your original swaybar links in the front... sometimes front anti-swaybars are tweaked, with one end higher than the other. since regular links are the same length, one of them is gonna pull that side down in the front, but the tilt is more noticable from the back. disconect...