RichP
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- Effort, Pa
Who make decent ones for decent price ??
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upper and lower Adjustable control arms
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Jeepin Jason
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- Lewisville, TX
RE and JKS are the only ones I'd run.
RichP
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- Effort, Pa
I've only been able to find them, RE, as part of an entire lift kit not as individual items....89xj said:
Jeepin Jason
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- Lewisville, TX
??? RE's site lists the seperately, and any RE dealer can get them for you (usually cheaper than buying direct), and most that have online stores list the arms by themselves too...
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joecool
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- Akron, Ohio
RichP
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- Effort, Pa
Guess I'm going to have to do some shopping, those puppies are pricey. Looking for 16 of them, 8 uppers and 8 lowers for the TJ's....though one, daughters, is only getting a 2" budget boost for the 31's and those new wheels the other, sons, is getting 4" springs and 3 of his stock uppers are bent from the rollover. I'm considering them for mine too as my front end is getting a bit noisy after 260,000mi so I gotta figure the bushings in my 98XJ are a bit worn and I plan on using this for work even after I get my unlimited.
xDUMPTRUCKx
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- highway to hell
theres a company called nth degree mobillity, $85 bucks for a pair of adjustable uppers. http://www.nthdegreemobility.com/UpperControlArms.htm
Jeepin Jason
NAXJA Member #1100
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- Lewisville, TX
RichP said:
No reason for new arms with just a budget boost on your girl's TJ.
With 4" springs, your son's TJ will probably need an SYE as well.
93xjmark
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- Location
- Rocky Hill CT
I was about to buy the adjustable uppers and lowers from RE to fix my pinion angle problem. I couldn't see spending 450 bucks to end up with the same stuff I have now, but adjustable. After a lot of deliberating, I added another 400 bucks and picked up a clayton longarm set up last night. I see you're talking TJ,(expensive) but for an XJ, I think it's a good way to go if you can swing the price. Full adjustability, smoother ride, good flex, and the kit will accept lots of lift as you go higher. Not trying to start a LA-SA debate, Just my 2 cents here.
Infidel_XJ
NAXJA Member #1065
- Location
- Afghanistan & TX
There are REs on ebay a lot... try checking there....
XJZ
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- SF Bay Area
Curries are great, maybe more than you want to spend. But you couldn't go wrong with these arms! I have the ORGS MFG. arms and they're very similiar (if not the same 
). But the ORGS lowers aren't adjustable.
http://currieenterprises.com/cestore/categories.aspx?id=881
). But the ORGS lowers aren't adjustable.http://currieenterprises.com/cestore/categories.aspx?id=881
- Location
- Port Orchard, WA
i love the RE arms that i ahve - though some other companies that sell adjustable arms are:
Rusty's
Skyjacker
N-th Degree mobility
Rubicon Express
Teraflex
Rough Country
Rusty's
Skyjacker
N-th Degree mobility
Rubicon Express
Teraflex
Rough Country
- Location
- NC Sandhills
I have RE #3780 adj on my trail rig, and plan for those on my DD as well... also have Currie LCA for the DD. (these appear similar to the RE #3700 but with the flex-joint at both ends vs 1 rubber end on the RE)
JKS are sweet items too, just a little out of my price range for an old beater XJ.
Check with Richard (FullsizeXJ) he's a member and a sponsor of the club. Really Good Prices.
JKS are sweet items too, just a little out of my price range for an old beater XJ.
Check with Richard (FullsizeXJ) he's a member and a sponsor of the club. Really Good Prices.
xxxj-va
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- Richmond, VA
XJ_ranger said:
BrettM
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- michifornia
if you need 16, how bout making your own? you could save several hundred dollars by just buying the tube, bushings, large all-thread, and RE joints.
got welder?
got welder?
- Location
- Thornton, CO
What Brett said, or here's an idea.........have your kid's buy their own suspension???
I could actually use some ACOS, need my address?
I could actually use some ACOS, need my address?
RichP
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- Effort, Pa
For the daughter its a grad present, she's going to florida for her spring break and I want to get it done while the TJ is in for the repairs from her splitting a saturn in half that turned in front of her last month. For the son it's to get him back on the road so he can work and continue going to school. Tie that in with the wifes oldsmobile's AUTO TRANNY took a dump last week and we're down to 2 running vehicles till the rebuilt jasper gets here tomorrow, my XJ and caiti's TJ, real PIA running him around, work and school. He's running up quite a bill. I'd love to build them but don't have a clue where to get the materials or even what materials I would need. Luckily a fellow club member here has all 8 that he took off his TJ when he put one of those 6" $2000+ long arm kits in so I'll be getting all 8 for $50 and some gas to drive an hour.
This was an eyeopener though, that stuff is expensive and you guys are really good at spending my money :laugh3: but I asked for it :gag:
I HATE auto trannys....
This was an eyeopener though, that stuff is expensive and you guys are really good at spending my money :laugh3: but I asked for it :gag:
I HATE auto trannys....
- Location
- Thornton, CO
RichP said:
Well thats acceptable............ :laugh3:
And it's funny how that works, there is a certain member on here that spends alot of my money................... :wierd:
