99XJLove
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
needsrepair said:
How hard is it to remove the belly pan?
Long Arm Poll
- Thread starter JNickel101
- Start date
How hard is it to remove the belly pan?
Kyle
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Northern Ca
99XJLove said:
Takes about 15 extra minutes.
Waterhammer
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- New York, but not really
Clayton's. Mmmm...beefey... Rides beautifully.
fubar XJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Bothell, WA
Waterhammer said:
X2
Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
Nice. Looks like RK is a close second behind RE. Glad I went that route. Still wanna do a different x-member tho.
ColoradoRaptor
Headbanging Hillbilly
- Location
- Canon City, Crawlorado
Everyone should post likes and dislikes after polling so there is an idea what works best and what needs work!! All we really know right now is how many of each is out there on the trail. 
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Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
Well, I haven't run mine yet. Sooo I can't help ya there.
But -
I love the fact that the RK arms are SOLID stock. have HUGE ends on them and weigh nearly 30 lbs each! The welds look great. I had to modify the bolts and small metal spacers to fit since I plated my frame rails and everything moved around. BUT If I hadn't done that they would have been the simplest install yet.
On the other hand, the brackets hang down below the rails about 3 inchs but they look like they will slide right along with little problem.
Over all, I believe the RK kit is a great kit for the mear 500 bucks it cost.
But -
I love the fact that the RK arms are SOLID stock. have HUGE ends on them and weigh nearly 30 lbs each! The welds look great. I had to modify the bolts and small metal spacers to fit since I plated my frame rails and everything moved around. BUT If I hadn't done that they would have been the simplest install yet.
On the other hand, the brackets hang down below the rails about 3 inchs but they look like they will slide right along with little problem.
Over all, I believe the RK kit is a great kit for the mear 500 bucks it cost.
JNickel101
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Alamogordo, NM
AHA!!! lowrange2, did you plate your frame rails yourself, or did you use the TNT frame stiffeners? I've been looking for someone who's doing the RK 3 link along with beefing up their frame rails 
wanted to see how the brackets worked with that....
Thanks in advance
wanted to see how the brackets worked with that....Thanks in advance
JNickel101
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Alamogordo, NM
Anyone else running RK 3 link with TNT frame stiffeners or the ones from T&J Performance (Barnett Performance)?
JNickel101
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Alamogordo, NM
I just might have to be the first one to try out the Rock Krawler 4-link/Pre-Runner setup...
ElectricSnake
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- San luis Obispo, CA
Right now i run a rough country drop-arm type that i hate.
I almost have enough saved up to go with this from poly performance.
http://polyperformance.com/shop/Jeep-XJ-Weld-On-3-Link-Front-Kit-p-16607.html
Should go well with the fox 2.0 shocks and a pair of those ridiculous bumpstops in the front. After its all in, it should be pretty nice though.
I almost have enough saved up to go with this from poly performance.
http://polyperformance.com/shop/Jeep-XJ-Weld-On-3-Link-Front-Kit-p-16607.html
Should go well with the fox 2.0 shocks and a pair of those ridiculous bumpstops in the front. After its all in, it should be pretty nice though.
just got my RK brackets installed with the TNT stiffeners... had to mod the spacers a bit and grind the inside lip on the "frame" rail but it's looking pretty sweet. it's really pretty easy to install and had i not installed the stiffeners, it would have fit together and bolted up even easier. and it's SOLID.
