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My thought is that since only the few extreme tires squawking cases of DW the steering wheel was also going crazy, now I don't even feel it move, but the whole rest of the Jeep was going nuts.
I did that, that that is how I found the one bad TRE, and that my track bar went bad again last year...
Ok so I know most of you are ready to post your death wobble cure links and quotes about track bars and steering dampeners BUT.
I already know all that, and anything can cause it, this is more of just a journal, though all input is welcome of course.
Here is some back story for those who...
I went through the same deal when I bought my 97. (All stock) I found my track bar bushing was bad, swapped in a replacement and it seemed to cure it, and about 9 months later the wobble was back, this time the ball joint on the track bar was toast.
So in with a new one, replaced a...
Hahaha I feel you on this, I've had a CB sitting in my based for about 3 years now. I haven't installed it because of this. I have too much of a "do it right" attitude and what bit of searching I did seemed to lead to a lot of information that that was said to be wrong by someone else. Add that...
I did this a few months ago. (Granted I haven't bought them yet since my Audi took up my spare cash for a timing belt haha.) I was stuck between Trail Ready, Trail gear, and ATX slabs.
I really like the Slabs, they seem to have the most beef and knirling on the ring but only come in a 3" bs...
I'd love it, I'm actually planning cutting a hatch in half at the body line and just running the bottom half like a tail gate on nice days. That's after a cage of course.
And as sunburned said it may cause exhaust to get sucked into the cab, this happens when running hatchless on my Ramcharger.
Depending on how far you want to take it, here is what I did in the effort to keep my power windows but keep wires to a minimum.
Switches from a 'burban
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Got some Deutsch connectors
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Made some mounts at work
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So I tore my dash out, and found this thing, not sure what it is since the only good dash removal write up I found the guys jeep didn't seem to have this thing, it seems to have a pin about 1/6 thick that goes into the plastic. Any ideas? I'm thinking its something related to...
That's kinda what I figured, it seems a lot of JK guys run the JK 44 Beefed up on 37s with no issues. And since the plan for the 44 was super bling I didn't think it could go wrong. Then pirate happend and confused me.
Also has anyone on here had their parts cryoed? I think that may be the...
Hahaha, I hate you. :mad:
Though the 44 is a Ford hp44 out of a 74 with 1/2" tubes. And I am planning on full width anyway and I have no real money into it, so no matter what it will be the same amount of work to go in the rig.
Originally I was going to go to 60s but the one big thing other...
Wow, thanks guys. There is a lot of options I haven't thought of.
As far as matching the front 60 lugs I work in a full machine shop, so I could just give the lathe guys the hubs to get taken care of.
As Explorer mentioned space was sort of one of the issues that led me to go with the 44/9 I...
So I've been planning on building a 44/9 set for my Cherokee and by planning meaning I have a set and the 9" is completely rebuilt and done, I just need to order some shafts. The 44 is just stripped down at the moment with no money into it yet other than I sandblasted and powder coated the...