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THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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got some disc for the 70 today just got to open up the hat of them to fit the 70 hub, its always great when you can bs with the patrs store peaple about what your bulding and mud bogs n shit if anyone ever needs parts in Keene Bond's is where its at
got some disc for the 70 today just got to open up the hat of them to fit the 70 hub, its always great when you can bs with the patrs store peaple about what your bulding and mud bogs n shit if anyone ever needs parts in Keene Bond's is where its at
foxwar71
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- Foxboro, MA
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i put the ruffstuff cover and brake brackets on the 14b just so i feel like ive done some work to it. ill finish cleaning up the housing this weekend, torch off all the brackets, and teardown the carrier and start on the orb of traction
i put the ruffstuff cover and brake brackets on the 14b just so i feel like ive done some work to it. ill finish cleaning up the housing this weekend, torch off all the brackets, and teardown the carrier and start on the orb of traction
Dundy
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- Taunton, MA
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why don't you orb the front too and save some monaaaaaaay?
why don't you orb the front too and save some monaaaaaaay?
rweaver138
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- Brooklyn, CT
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just snapped a fawkin pitman arm puller, they dont make em like they used to. now i gotta wait til the morning to take the damn thing off
just snapped a fawkin pitman arm puller, they dont make em like they used to. now i gotta wait til the morning to take the damn thing off
foxwar71
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- Foxboro, MA
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i havent decided if i wanna weld the front or buy a spool
i havent decided if i wanna weld the front or buy a spool
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without the ability to do frt digs i wouldnt do either, the new england woods are to tight
foxwar71
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- Foxboro, MA
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the jeep already sucks at turning and the locker is locked pretty much all the time anyways :dunno:
itll be budget, beefy, and built
the jeep already sucks at turning and the locker is locked pretty much all the time anyways :dunno:
itll be budget, beefy, and built
JrTxJ
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- Canton, MA
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aussie needs to get there shit together and come out with a XXXXing 60 locker already:flamemad:
ive spent the past hour on pirate tryin to figure out WTF my 70 came out of, i know it came out somthing in the late 60's/early 70's but could of came from a chevy. ford, dodge or Kaisier Yipee:smsoap:
aussie needs to get there shit together and come out with a XXXXing 60 locker already:flamemad:
ive spent the past hour on pirate tryin to figure out WTF my 70 came out of, i know it came out somthing in the late 60's/early 70's but could of came from a chevy. ford, dodge or Kaisier Yipee:smsoap:
Hackmeister
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- Pittsburgh
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so aweesome...
i installed my aussie today, and it fought me to the tooth and bone all the way through the install. carrier took a good hour of prying, swearing, and pulling on a strap attached to a slide hammer (thanks Adam!). my vice isn't bolted down to my workbench well enough so torquing the ring gear bolts was a BITCH. and..... apparently I installed the pins and springs opposite (springs where the pins should be) so it's not perma-locked. thankfully I won't have to completely tear it apart to fix it, but damn it's a pain in the ass!
/rant
aren't aussies supposed to come with instructions? mine didn't...
so aweesome...
i installed my aussie today, and it fought me to the tooth and bone all the way through the install. carrier took a good hour of prying, swearing, and pulling on a strap attached to a slide hammer (thanks Adam!). my vice isn't bolted down to my workbench well enough so torquing the ring gear bolts was a BITCH. and..... apparently I installed the pins and springs opposite (springs where the pins should be) so it's not perma-locked. thankfully I won't have to completely tear it apart to fix it, but damn it's a pain in the ass!
/rant
aren't aussies supposed to come with instructions? mine didn't...
cmelo
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- Stoughton,MA
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http://www.armstrongtools.com/content3.aspx?500tuccidi=d+STSAW/mVfF6ZaarrNACQ==
badass
http://www.armstrongtools.com/content3.aspx?500tuccidi=d+STSAW/mVfF6ZaarrNACQ==
badass
Hackmeister
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- Pittsburgh
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yep, reused the thrust washers and all that jazz. i just can't leave my jeep unattended at my shop since it's too small to close the door when i'm working on it, so i couldnt go home to verify via pictures online and shit.
yep, reused the thrust washers and all that jazz. i just can't leave my jeep unattended at my shop since it's too small to close the door when i'm working on it, so i couldnt go home to verify via pictures online and shit.
Jeepman401
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- Location
- Lisbon CT
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I am impressed with how my JCR sliders are holding up. 3 coats of POR-15 and 2 coats of chassis black over that. last time I went out, I scraped them plenty, and you wouldn't know it by looking at them
depends what you want to spend. I have line-x on mine, but I was also dating a girl who's father owned a franchise when I did it. I dont want to think about what it would cost me now.
I am impressed with how my JCR sliders are holding up. 3 coats of POR-15 and 2 coats of chassis black over that. last time I went out, I scraped them plenty, and you wouldn't know it by looking at them
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
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There's what appears to be a ford 9 under an 89 ford f-series at sams all the way in the back... Couldn't tell what f-series it was, but it's red, appears to be srw and has 5 lugs. Anyone who wants one should grab it
There's what appears to be a ford 9 under an 89 ford f-series at sams all the way in the back... Couldn't tell what f-series it was, but it's red, appears to be srw and has 5 lugs. Anyone who wants one should grab it
cmelo
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- Stoughton,MA
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Did they have any dana 60s? I need one a thoseeeeeeee
Did they have any dana 60s? I need one a thoseeeeeeee
rweaver138
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- Brooklyn, CT
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how hard should it be to take a pitman arm off? i got a puller on it and a breaker bar giving it everything i got and its on there so damn tight. i already broke one puller and dont want to break another one.
how hard should it be to take a pitman arm off? i got a puller on it and a breaker bar giving it everything i got and its on there so damn tight. i already broke one puller and dont want to break another one.
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some come off easy, others are a real bitch, if you dont plan on reusing the arm take a angle grinder with a cut off disc to it
Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
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This is what I've had to do to the last 2 or three I've taken off. They are always a pain in the ass.
Just be pretty careful you don't cut into the splines on the sector shaft.
This is what I've had to do to the last 2 or three I've taken off. They are always a pain in the ass.
Just be pretty careful you don't cut into the splines on the sector shaft.
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