AwesomeXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Vancouver WA.
Came home to discover my new double sheer track bar from Iron Rock Offroad today. It is very stout and strong. I don't think I'll be worrying about my track bar anymore.

The black jeep almost cought fire.
The 2 small wires coming off the alt, rubbed on the frame and grounded out.
That made the fusible link wires that come off the starter relay melt and smoke.
I really feel that if I didn't pull over and shut it down when I seen the smoke and smelled the melting plastic... I would have lost the black jeep.
This was last year, before redjeep.
factory yoke, U bolt kit
a hole 15 Bucks!
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http://naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?p=245469563#post245469563
thats what scott and i did today!
Got my warrior products upper control arms and spicer ball joints and drive shaft u-joint. Just gotta pick up the ball joint installer from harbor freight in the morning and I'm good to go.
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Ya i'm putting them in with the axle in the jeep. I unfortunatly have to do it with both uppers unmounted. So I have to wrap a ratchet strap around the pumpkin and secure it to my bumper to keep it from rotating backward. If yours are currently not buckled like mine. It will be a piece of cake. just do one at a time.:greensmokAre you going to install those uppers with the axle in the Jeep?
I would like to get new uppers.. ..but don't want to deal with the install.
Its a pain, right? I would have to do with the axle in the Jeep in my garage 'situation'.
Nice, thanks for the encouragement! I think from what I've read, I was mostly feeling anxious about replacing the bushings on the axle - I seem to have the feeling that I've read they can be quite stubborn. Has that been the case for you?Your fine.. between the coils, shocks, and lowers.. the axle hardly moves.. It's really easy.. i've done it 3 times this year.. I've always done one side at a time
Nice, thanks for the encouragement! I think from what I've read, I was mostly feeling anxious about replacing the bushings on the axle - I seem to have the feeling that I've read they can be quite stubborn. Has that been the case for you?
Installed a torque converter lock-up kit. Locks automatically at cruise in 4th and on-demand in 2-4 using the factory Power/Comfort switch on the dash.
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Went for a nice drive (15.4 mpg) ... took some glam shotz
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