Recent content by WholeLottaXJ

I have all the pieces to a Hack n Tap minus a front driveshaft that I could let go for cheap. I have the flange and also Spicer part #211229x. Let me know.

Personally, I think you answered your own question. The only "right" way to do it is to go ahead and do the SYE. You'll be much happier in the long run. Chances are that you'll want to go higher someday, so you're going to have to do it anyway. I'd say to spend the money now and get it done...

Awesome write-up, I was looking forward to doing this. This should be a sticky, no?

Same thing here. I just ground off the existing washer instead of the new one on the bracket. Kinda bugged me, but whatever works I guess.

I have a SYE installed, yes. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Currie setup is just a beefier version of what's on there.

I have a 2000 XJ with RE 5.5" coils up front, 3.5" springs out back with TnT 1.5" shackles. I have adjustable uppers and RE non-adjustable lowers. I also have a JKS trackbar. I have two issues. Issue #1 At speeds of 55+, there's a vibration I can feel under my feet that doesn't change with...

Oh awesome, I actually got my tail light from him, didn't even realize he did gears. Thanks for the heads up.

I'm looking to regear my 8.25. Does anyone in NJ have the knowledge and tools to do this? I'll obviously pay for your time and help. Send me a PM if you can help me out.

I have a pair of 3.5" Rubicon Express coils with about 10,000 miles on them. I'm selling them because I just bought a set of 5.5" coils. I'm looking to get $75 plus shipping for the pair, or come and get em if you're local.

How much for the front axle? PM me

Yup, I made that post. You can safely grind away up to the bottom of the diff cover bolts. Like so: Have fun!

Mr. Driveshaft in Farmingdale used to do them, and then got swamped with work. I recently called to ask if they will start doing them again and they told me in the spring when it warms up they will start for $250 an axle for labor.

Well I guess I learned my lesson pretty quickly. The wire cup brush I bought for my grinder is totally unbalanced. I tried it today and it shakes the hell out of me when it's spinning. $4 down the tube.

I think everyone made a valid point that I agree with. I think you have to know what tools to buy and what tools to stay away from. I have a Snap-On ratchet that is my main ratchet and that's the reason I spent so much on it. I can count on it no matter what and that's important to me. I do...

I took a trip with my buddy down to the Harbor Freight store in Brick, NJ to pick up a few things. I ended up getting a creeper for $10 and a few other odds and ends like a wire brush for my angle grinder. Personally I feel that there are certain things where it just doesn't make sense to...