Recent content by squint_91

For the front I ran the air line along the breather tube to the drivers side frame rail, then clipped into the extra spot next to fuel and brake lines to the back, then along the body behind the bumper to the passenger side tail light area. For the rear, it's attached to the brake hose to the...

Ruffstuff sells the plates to go with them

If you have the shafts on hand, which I'm guessing he doesn't

Nice work. What's the wall thickness on this tube? My only concern would be weight

Do you mean too shallow or too close towards the toe side? I think I need to get a clearer pattern

Nice! Doing that under the Jeep must be a PITA

sweet :greensmok

Alright it's time for the front D30/ARB. Any input on this pattern? Specs are IP 0.054", RGS 0.020", NRGS 0.062", 0.007-0.008" backlash, and roughly 0.005" carrier preload per side.

I totally cleaned out the housing, but it's possible there was some lingering stuff in there. I'm just going to keep running it, it's super smooth and no noise at all soooo I guess it must be normal.

I've been running this axle for a few months and put almost 2,000 miles on it. I followed the break in procedure and changed the gear oil twice. Both times, the magnetic drain plug has looked like this: Is this pretty normal? The stuff stuck to the drain plug has an extremely fine texture...

Agreed, welding two plates together with massively different stiffness is a sure fire way to get more stress cracks. I think 3/16 is too much personally, but maybe not for some people going all out with a cage and boat sides etc.

I ordered what I thought was a pair of Teraflex 3/4" coil spacers from Quadratec (first time buying from them, never again). It ended up being only one spacer, my fault for not reading the fine print. Then, I tried to get order a matching spacer from Amazon (prime shipping), but I somehow...

I've got a white one here in Seattle with end caps. It has a bunch of scratches on it from when I tried to tow a wood splitter by just lashing it to the bumper :dunce: Free if you can come get it

I do make it over to the Leavenworth area a bit during the summer, I can let you know if I'm headed that way.

I don't have the nut strips sorry. I bought some from JCR offroad for $30 I think