What do you need to get done?

[Rob D]

Lets see,
Finish 35-spline ARB'd d44 with disc's and install - done, but still need to adjust e-brake more.

Install new heavier rear springs - done

Install ACOS's - done

Mount winch - hopefully done this weekend

Install JKS SBS - driver's side done, still need to finish passenger side, hopefully this weekend also.

Pack stuff into Jeep and hit the road.... Still waiting.

 

[rocknxj]

Tranny flush, minor tune-up, and rear 1/4 panel armor this weekend. Header may be here next week for installion a few days before SF.

Figure out what is up with passenger side coil spring. Sitting at odd angle in perch and don't know why. Call Rubicon Express and order a replacement spring, if needed.

Oh, and a run to the parts store for spare u-joints and fluids.

 

[EricsXJ]

Lets see,
Finish 35-spline ARB'd d44 with disc's and install - done, but still need to adjust e-brake more.

Is that a JK44?

 

[SeansXJ]

make some money so i can get there........

 

[Rob D]

Is that a JK44?

No, it's just an XJ d44 with Alloy USA shafts, RD109 ARB and Explorer disc's.

 

[Jeep450r]

Mount tube bender
Make front mounts and bumper
Install winch
Re-install rear diff cover, change diff oil, and check shafts
Get spare parts (shafts, u joints etc)
Buy Hi-Lift

All to be done by Thursday

 

[XJensen]

:thumbup: - pay for membership again...
:thumbup: - install tailbone tire carrier
:thumbup: - swap in new to me rock rails
:thumbup: - swap in rear shafts
:thumbup: - mount and balance new tires
:thumbup: - install currie steering
- replace muffler
- install LED rock lights
- watch someone weld on my mini skids and tac on some tabs to mount my ZJ soft lines to.

 

[Rob D]

Lets see,
Finish 35-spline ARB'd d44 with disc's and install - done, but still need to adjust e-brake more.

Install new heavier rear springs - done

Install ACOS's - done

Mount winch - done

Install JKS SBS - done

Pack stuff into Jeep and hit the road.... Still waiting.

 

[Boatwrench]

The list hasn't changed since April...

Rebuild front axle.
Installed bench built rear axle.
Get time off work.
Get money.
OH cooling system.

 

[Starboard M]

-Finish dash, or at least enough to be presentable
-Measure for and make limit straps
-Install rock lights
-Install "new" carpet kit
-Redo heater
-Install dead pedal
-Wire all of my accessories the right way

 

[srmitchell]

I did my front bumps and t case skid today.

That leaves-
-Rear bumpstops
-Install gas tank skid
-Redo cooling system.

Not bad.

 

[Jeep450r]

Mount tube bender - Not happening
Make front mounts and bumper - Mount made for tow point, no tube bumper
Install winch - not happening
Re-install rear diff cover, change diff oil, and check shafts - check check check
Get spare parts (shafts, u joints etc) - U joints to be bought on way up
Buy Hi-Lift - done

All to be done by Thursday

Yep, Im a slow worker :laugh3:

 

[JOSEJALAPENO]

I have to finish painting my new just built rear bumper & then install it, Then just pack
the old XJ up to go.

 

[brothrDave]

:thumbup:install new track bar bushing
:thumbup:tighten various things
:thumbup:bleed brakes
try to install transfer case skid
lube
check fluids
load ammo...

 

[knucklehead 61]

got the t&t long arms almost done. just need to install the second arm & set the caster, then install the hood vents.

 

[rocknxj]

Pack Jeep. Turn key. Drive.

 

[knucklehead 61]

long arms are done & tested on a big rock across the street from my house. wheee! everything clears!
now on to the hood vents...

 

[redwolf3]

Well, since I'm new here, figured I would contribute my plans for the week:

- Install new Radiator Fan
- Install Front Driveshaft
- Verify Clearance on new wheels
- Remove front sway bar
- Re-Torque All Bolts on Driveline
- Hunt down annoying squeak and rattle
- Re-install Glove Box and Center Console
- Mount Hi-Lift Jack and Fire Extinguisher
- Mount Spare tire to spare wheel

Those are the main ones, but I had a question: Does anyone know what the torque spec is for the nut behind the wheel? Mines loose and I can't find mention of it in any of my manuals....

 

[tayman]

Shafts are in, WOOT!
now I just have to hope that my exhaust downpipe clears all the rocks I climb and I'll be good.

Does anyone know what the torque spec is for the nut behind the wheel?

Which nut? The axle nut? 175ft/lbs
the unit bearing bolts? like 60ft/lbs

but that doesn't sound like what would be loose...

 

[redwolf3]

Nope, but this one's pretty big. Its about 5'10", and its located right between the steering wheel and the seat...