What would it run?
10-03-2010, 08:09 PM
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Took it out for a spin today - its first ever real drive since completion. Got the road and decided to give it hell. It slammed me in my seat and the engine roars and then I heard a loud bang and what sounded like a lot of loud back firing. Shut it off real quick and found that I ripped the u joint in half. I have 1310 u joints that came with my custom drive shafts. What is the best so I don't do this again?
10-07-2010, 08:34 PM
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. I am definately going to build a torque arm and will plan on 4 linking the rear in the future.
10-10-2010, 09:44 PM
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This will be a very capable jeep when it is all said and done. I didn't spend $35K to have a mall crawler - I would have got a Vette if that is what I wanted to do. I am more into mud and trail riding. I went rock crawling with a friend in his rig last year and I saw too many rigs ruined trying to one up the guy before. I basically wanted something that is off road ready and at the same time is comfortable (and safe) to take my wife and almost 2 year old son out for a Sunday drive on back roads in.
10-11-2010, 06:33 PM
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Wow man 35k???
I wont tell you you bought a bunch of bad parts but you could have went in a way different direction for way less money and had an awesome rig..
I know you have alot into it but i would atleast put a good cage in it..Being lifted so high to fit those 42's if you get into an off camber situation it'll probably roll over..Not something you have happen when the wife and little one are riding along....
I wont tell you you bought a bunch of bad parts but you could have went in a way different direction for way less money and had an awesome rig..
I know you have alot into it but i would atleast put a good cage in it..Being lifted so high to fit those 42's if you get into an off camber situation it'll probably roll over..Not something you have happen when the wife and little one are riding along....
10-11-2010, 10:59 PM
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Wow man 35k???
I wont tell you you bought a bunch of bad parts but you could have went in a way different direction for way less money and had an awesome rig..
I know you have alot into it but i would atleast put a good cage in it..Being lifted so high to fit those 42's if you get into an off camber situation it'll probably roll over..Not something you have happen when the wife and little one are riding along....
I wont tell you you bought a bunch of bad parts but you could have went in a way different direction for way less money and had an awesome rig..
I know you have alot into it but i would atleast put a good cage in it..Being lifted so high to fit those 42's if you get into an off camber situation it'll probably roll over..Not something you have happen when the wife and little one are riding along....
Also found out today that we have another child on the way! Wife is due in May 
10-12-2010, 11:25 AM
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No offense, those 42's are too much tire. 38's at most. One flex and you are gonna have some damage.
I assume a SYE on the T-case? If you have a double Cardian, you can angle the rear yoke to point directly at the t-case yoke. ONLY with a double Cardian though.
I assume a SYE on the T-case? If you have a double Cardian, you can angle the rear yoke to point directly at the t-case yoke. ONLY with a double Cardian though.