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rooster

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Phoenix, AZ

• Sep 4, 2003

• #1

Will tera-flex contol arms for a TJ dana 30 fit in a 99 XJ, both lowers and uppers?

 

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RCP Phx

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Location

Phoenix,Az

• Sep 4, 2003

• #2

Yeah,they will work.But the tera arms are junk,unless theyre dirt cheap,pass on them and save for some RE arms!

 

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useless

NAXJA Member # 525

Location

Santa Rosa, CA/Sebastopol, CA

• Sep 4, 2003

• #3

RCP Phx said:

But the tera arms are junk

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jeepme

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NAXJA Member

Location

Dublin California

• Sep 5, 2003

• #4

why are they junk???

 

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RCP Phx

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Phoenix,Az

• Sep 5, 2003

• #5

The urethane they use it to hard,it'll tear your frame mounts off the car!The threads also start to get loose fast!

 

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bradlyw

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Stillwater, OK

• Sep 5, 2003

• #6

actually only one end of my teras at least is poly...the other end is rubber. they've held up to my past 2.5 years of wheelin and are still tight in the threads.

yes there are better arms out there. but personally i'd go with the new JKS arms b4 i'd do REs

Brad

 

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BUCKYXJ

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Tulsa, OK

• Sep 5, 2003

• #7

I like my tera's and will but them on my other XJ when I build my long arms. I am thinking about putting a RE heim joint in place of one of the ends on the Teraflex ones though.
DIG IT

 

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Beezil

Member #Nay

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Location

Indiana-Missouri

• Sep 5, 2003

• #8

The urethane they use it to hard,it'll tear your frame mounts off the car!The threads also start to get loose fast!

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I think you're mis-placing blame.....

the arms are junk because they are stronger than the unibody?


That would be like saying an Atlas t-case is junk cause you keep busting driveshaft u-joints....

slightly illogical.

threads loose?

that's common to ANYTHING threaded on a jeep.

 

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Speed_racer

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Ft Myers, Florida

• Sep 5, 2003

• #9

Yeah, if its that big of an issue.. use thread lok

 

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DPC

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Washington

• Sep 6, 2003

• #10

I just installed Rock Krawler adjustable LCA's about a month ago. They flex really well and are made from solid bar not tube. I think that is a plus since they are one thing that may hit first. They also have a hyme joint they call krawler joints that help the flex on the frame side and polly bushings on the axel side. Best part is they were $160.
Just my opinion though.