I need to have a new trackbar put on(hopefully curing my death wobble)
Im fairly confident could do this myself, but dont always have access to a lift and would like to get this taken care of ASAP
Anybody from in/around richmond know of a mechanic with good rates, or any of you that would be willing to help me out
for reference, i am probably gonna snag this kit:
http://www.kevinsoffroad.com/cart/xj-jeep-cherokee-1987-hardkor-death-wobble-package-p-1065.html
its a little pricier than others, but it comes with the tracbar, new steering stabalizers and upgraded bushings
Im fairly confident could do this myself, but dont always have access to a lift and would like to get this taken care of ASAP
Anybody from in/around richmond know of a mechanic with good rates, or any of you that would be willing to help me out
for reference, i am probably gonna snag this kit:
http://www.kevinsoffroad.com/cart/xj-jeep-cherokee-1987-hardkor-death-wobble-package-p-1065.html
its a little pricier than others, but it comes with the tracbar, new steering stabalizers and upgraded bushings
is the place to find out how to do things yourself! it's only two bolts and a cotter pin, and as long as you do it on level ground, it's not hard. it seriously will take you less than 30 minutes. just make sure everything is tight when you're done! the steering stabilizer requires a hammer, but it's not too bad, either. if i were closer, i'd come do it for a third of any shop's price. if you can change your own oil, you can swap out a tracbar and a steering stabilizer. if you can't change you own oil, you should learn how to do that, too!
