spidermikey88
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- Location
- Salem OR
Tightened up my track bar mount.. no more popping while turning! I thought it was from removing the CAD or at least something with the axle on the passenger side before i read a bunch posts on naxja.
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What did you do to your XJ today
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spinaldex
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- Location
- Oregon City, OR
They are nice. I put a straight on a few weeks ago with a couple 4" ones on the bumper to cut left and right a bit and I there's no point to having headlights any more.
thesteveyo
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- Location
- Hillsburrito, OR
Since I'm broke until the Navy/VA decide to pay me, I've been going to town on the cheap mods. I got in my driver door and greased up the window tracks, and installed stickers for major HP gainz.
spinaldex
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- Location
- Oregon City, OR
Wax the hood. I hear it helps with aerodynamics and you will get at least another 7hp out of it =)
thesteveyo
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- Location
- Hillsburrito, OR
I've seen that on the Stacey David show so it's gotta be legit. I bet if I cleared the dirt and foliage from my hatch channel I'd gain MPG.
muddypunk
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- Coupeville Whidbey Island washington
Ouch grease was the wrong thing to use after a short while it will gum up the tracks I did this before :-(
thesteveyo
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- Location
- Hillsburrito, OR
I used WD-40. Grease was easier to type without using the shift key or having to find the little hyphen and numbers. 
indeepwithajeep
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Portland, OR
Finished setting up my control arms. Installed my PA speaker. Then swapped a new set of lug nuts the tire shop crossthreaded
indeepwithajeep
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- Location
- Portland, OR
White lithium usually works well for things like that.
spinaldex
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- Location
- Oregon City, OR
Having the exhaust shop fix a bunch of problems they caused when they bent and hung it wrong. Rattle. Rattle. Rattle.
What bumper is that?
Having the exhaust shop fix a bunch of problems they caused when they bent and hung it wrong. Rattle. Rattle. Rattle.
Also, got this in the mail today. I've only ever had a h/t so a SYE is awesome in comparison when you look at the difference in shaft size!
As of Monday I should have the non-factory 242/ax15 combo!
spinaldex
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- Location
- Oregon City, OR
Smittybilt
muddypunk
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- Coupeville Whidbey Island washington
Put my patched tire back on. Straightened out my drip rail and reinstalled it. Swapped out rear wiper motor on my wife's WJ.
So it looks like you have a gas skid. Rumor is that smittybilt bumpers don't play nice with those. Is that true?
spinaldex
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Oregon City, OR
They fit. Just takes more time.
spidermikey88
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Salem OR
Fixed my horn, installed some tie down hooks in the back, gave the interrior a lil detailing and threw the front drive shaft back in
spidermikey88
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Salem OR
You talked me into replacing my plugs and cables too. it does sound a bit better.
Jbh97009
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Damascus, Oregon
now I don't remember how to use photobucket..... Great....
Picked up some axles, and wheels, and tires yesterday.
Picked up some axles, and wheels, and tires yesterday.
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Jbh97009
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- Location
- Damascus, Oregon
Now I figured it out. I don't know why they keep changing $hit.....
Does my axle look off center?! haha
Does my axle look off center?! haha
