VegasAnthony
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- Las Vegas
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- Thread starter VegasAnthony
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redyouch
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- New Milford, CT
im going to kill myself because i didnt think of that
- Location
- Port Orchard, WA
tried it
the codder pin just bent all day long...
ya get what ya pay for
the codder pin just bent all day long...
ya get what ya pay for
y2kxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Chittenango, NY
I can't wait till they come in the mail! HAHA I won! Pull the pin and HIT THE TRAIL!
Lucas
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- ZOO YORK CITY
Cha CHING!
96XJCLASSIC
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Hollidaysburg, PA
Wow, $20 for $5 worth of parts.
But honestly they really aren't that bad. I used the same set up when I still ran my sway bar. Just keep a hammer handy and you will be fine. The pins do wear though.
But honestly they really aren't that bad. I used the same set up when I still ran my sway bar. Just keep a hammer handy and you will be fine. The pins do wear though.
87CherokeeChief
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- Location
- Sacramental
96XJCLASSIC said:
i use this to, your right its not that bad, as long as you keep your eyes on the pins and washers for wear. its worth the $5 not the $20....
nhrocker
Jackstand wheeler
- Location
- Claremont, NH
Wouldn't it be almost $25 after shipping?
Now I'm wondering for my rig, what size are those parts if I wanted to make my own from hardware store parts?
Now I'm wondering for my rig, what size are those parts if I wanted to make my own from hardware store parts?
87CherokeeChief
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Sacramental
nhrocker said:
its a 7/16ths by 2 1/2" hitch pin with a 5/32nds cotter pin
Slip Kid
That'll buff right out
- Location
- A cornfield in IL
what's a swaybar?
Ramsey
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Shreveport, LA
its what keeps fat people from falling over
- Location
- Wasatch Range
I personally like a bolt (end drilled for pinning), pin and a wingnut. Crank the wingnut tight, stick the pin through the hole so the wingnut can't leave.....$5 would leave you some change...
Ramsey
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Shreveport, LA
i just drilled a hole in hte bottom bolt of mine and then threw the top of the endlink. it worked for a while but broke a couple pins.
pabloconrad
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- In the NW hunting Sasquatch
I like my REs better. Stronger and more durable.
You do get what you pay for though.
You do get what you pay for though.
- Location
- Pekin IN/Louisville KY area
:arrowr: R U joking or serious?Slip Kid said:
Slip Kid
That'll buff right out
- Location
- A cornfield in IL
Joking of course :laugh3:
My bar is gone since I kept breaking links, flexing witout disconnecting will do that.
:arrowr: back on topic I also think that having the disconnect at the top with a wing nut is easier to dc than havin it at the bottom. I had both top and bottom disconnects for a while which was nice because you can take the whole link off so you dont have to tie it up when dc'd
My bar is gone since I kept breaking links, flexing witout disconnecting will do that.
:arrowr: back on topic I also think that having the disconnect at the top with a wing nut is easier to dc than havin it at the bottom. I had both top and bottom disconnects for a while which was nice because you can take the whole link off so you dont have to tie it up when dc'd
red91
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- exact location unknown
pull pin and GO !!
jeepinxj05
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Starkville, Mississippi
hahaha!!!!
RCP Phx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Phoenix,Az
Swaybars are like gaybars but they go both ways!
Be an excellent addition to those "billet aluminum" lift blocks!
Be an excellent addition to those "billet aluminum" lift blocks!
