- Location
- Gassaway TN
Me and the wife went wheeling @ Golden Mountain. Had a great time and didn't brake anything either. I love my D44's and alloy's!!!!!!!!!
Dang you must bring home the big bucks
Reverse is over rated anyways!
true..... but shifting into second gear has its merits.... and beyond that too
The donor axle has 2 piece knuckles and the part that the brake pads hook into are about 1/4 inch to small. I have the necessary knuckle to replace it, but turns out I don't have a 1 1/4 inch socket, so I couldn't loosen the lower ball joint nut. I was 15 minutes from having it complete and had to stop.
Wouldn't it be nice if one job went the way I planned?
Rule #1 of working on Jeeps - Nothing EVER goes as planned. Period.
Rule #2 of working on Jeeps - Take the amount of time it SHOULD take to do something, and multiply it by AT LEAST 10
These rules are commonly known as "murphy's law" and can easily be applied to vehicles other than Jeeps.
Rule #1 of working on Jeeps - Nothing EVER goes as planned. Period.
Rule #2 of working on Jeeps - Take the amount of time it SHOULD take to do something, and multiply it by AT LEAST 10
These rules are commonly known as "murphy's law" and can easily be applied to vehicles other than Jeeps.
It's not a proper Jeep project until the cut-off wheel comes out to play.
It's not a proper Jeep project until the cut-off wheel comes out to play.