Recent content by xj_mike

Yeah, when I talked to them last year, they said the plastic connector plugs were stopped being manufactured which allowed the plug and play method. It moved to needing to be spliced in.

Living in SoCal, not really snow/ice to deal with... heck hardly any rain either... :( I would think if you live in an area you get regular snow/ice, the heated ones would be the way to go. If very light snow, maybe not but if you are getting inches, I would say yes. As for the high beams...

I am running a set of JW Speaker Evo 2 after buying a set of the cheap ones many buy. The cheap ones totally sucked, no pattern and was almost worse then the stock lights. Had them 1 night and sent them back. Before I bought these I had done a ton of research on lights and the JWSe2 were by...

Bump with lower price to $40. Someone has to be redoing their rear brakes!

Sorry I didn't see this sooner. Thought I was subscribed to it. I am in Mira Mesa area.

Bump and down to $50 for NAXJA members

Hi all, Complete rear brakes from a '99 Jeep Cherokee XJ. The common 9" diameter size. Less than 100 miles on new parts. New NAPA Premium Drums New NAPA Premium Shoes New NAPA Premium Wheel Cylinders Hardware, backing plates and e-brake cables pulled off a Chrysler 8.25" rear end. The shoes...

Pro Gear in San Diego (Kearny Mesa area) has done a few regears and axle work over the years, for me.

I'll take it for $100 shipped, if no one else has spoken for it. PM me with PayPal info.

If the ratios are the same as your old one, then you can just swap the whole axle over. I always recommend new U-bolt anytime you are removing old, original ones but that's your call.

Looks like I get to make the first new post in this area. Here are my current classics. :) 1972 Chevy El Camino SS clone, 350/350 combo 1965 Chevy C10 Panel truck (not on the road yet) 1955 Chevy 210 4 door wagon (not on the road yet)

Well, I ended up pulling the trans and taking it down to the place I got the yoke from. As I found out, they tested the yoke I got on an output shaft from a 2WD AX15 and the splines fit, so they figured it was good. When we then tried in a 2WD tail housing, they saw it would not fit. Duh! So...

Yep, splines count is the same. I picked up a second slip yoke yesterday from Jeep 911 down in Otay. This one was from a 2WD AX15. It slides on the splines about 1.5" fine (output shaft sticks out about .5") but then it hits what I figure is the output shaft bushing (part behind the seal) and...

Hi guys, So I am swapping in an AX15 from a 2WD Cherokee into another project. I am at the point I need to get the slip yoke set and measure for my driveshaft BUT I have a major problem. When I try to slip the yoke into the trans output, it goes in about an 1" and then you can feel it hit...

Yeah, he did. Happens to be my best friend. Should have seen what he did to the last t-case... Let's just say a high speed, rock, driver side front wheel... well you can guess the rest. LOL