GlueNTape
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- Tualatin, OR
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How fast can you take apart your jeep?
- Thread starter GlueNTape
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crrider833
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Burlington Wa
That was prettry dam awesome, I can change my air filter that quick!
toyotawrench
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- anaheim ca
holy disassembly batman!
bcmaxx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The West Kootenays,B.C. Canada
rIGGED!
moto_ridah
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Washington
Who uses a speed wrench to loosen lugnuts? Another vote for RIGGED
redrider2911
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Yakima, WA
You can see that they just plopped the engine and body back on and didnt even bolt it down. I never saw anyone loosen driveline yoke straps so it had to have been all rigged up to do this. I is still pretty impressive though.
XJCasper
NAXJA Member #1042
- Location
- Yelm, Washington
Saw this one. There might be shortcuts rigged up, but is still is cool.
- Location
- NE Texas
To what extent is it rigged?
what about brake lines?
steering linkage?
drive shaft?
Fuel lines?
Motor/Tranny/Body Mounts?
Radiator?
What the hell?
what about brake lines?
steering linkage?
drive shaft?
Fuel lines?
Motor/Tranny/Body Mounts?
Radiator?
What the hell?
GlueNTape
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Tualatin, OR
LOL.. I think its cool. I am sure they took steps to make it easier. Its still cool. It does steer, they drive it to and from the spot. I am sure being a much older model, a lot of things are very simple.
- Location
- NE Texas
Sorry, I'm one of those guys that looks at a Rubix cube, and tries to figure out how to "master it" before even touching it! video's like this are mind boggling.:confused1:confused1:confused1
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
glad I wasn't the only one who said just about this... also note the nifty way they have those engine lifting bars mounted to the frame. It's totally rigged, but pretty awesome nonetheless.
wingnutooa
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Nashville TN
I can pull my front axle out by my self in less than an hour with two crescent wrenches a pair of pliers, 1/2 and 9/16 socket wrench and of course jacks.
but they do take the cake.
i was curious as to where the battery was and how they hooked/unhooked the wiring.
obviously you can run a rig with no coolant in it for a short period of time but i didnt see anyone except the radiator guy do any unplugging/plugging in of anything.
would be interesting to see how they did all that.
but they do take the cake.
i was curious as to where the battery was and how they hooked/unhooked the wiring.
obviously you can run a rig with no coolant in it for a short period of time but i didnt see anyone except the radiator guy do any unplugging/plugging in of anything.
would be interesting to see how they did all that.
