I've been told by Jon Compton at Border Parts (jeep expert from his lifelong college buddies that became Jeep engineers back in the beginning),...
Eric--I was thinking the photos with the hatchet tool were from the top, but that was actually the T-Case turned upside down, so COOL, I'll...
Nick, Larry, and Eric--A big thanks for the info!! The diagrams will definitely help me identify what Rick Stiver and Novak's websites are...
Nickmil and all --A probable snowstorm this weekend has squelched my Rubicon plans, so I started dis-assembling to install my planned twin stick...
Turiwks--Not to jump in on this too late, but your fixes are simple and inexpensive as Howard Eisenhauer has suggested. Your crimp-ended fitting...
I've had great experience using Makita 4" grinder with wire wheel to get down to bare metal, then applying RUSTMORT, then primer and paint for...
Posimoto, CJ-X, TexCO, and TrickP--thanks for all the help, 98% done with reversal, and looking good to me. Driveshaft needs install, and...
OK, so at what angle are your shackles?
Tex--I'm good with the direction of spring hangers, just need to know about angle of that rear shackle: either it's 90 degrees/straight up and...
Posimoto--Thanks for responding, but I need clarification. Everything I'm reading says "...points this way or that...", and I'm sure it makes...
Agar--I'm wondering what you and Patrick mean by shackle angled away from axle? Do you mean the top of shackle is further toward the rear of...
Okay, all those out there with stock front shackle reversals, or those that are happy with their conversion, what position are the shackles:...
Corveep--no worries on getting me the diameter on the hose, I was just hoping for a shortcut on pulling the breather to find a matching fitting,...
thanks for the response on the breather. The Rubicon has deep waterholes in late Spring/early Summer from all the snow melt. Should be really...
Hopefully a simple tech question for someone that knows! I exchanged my T14 with the junkyard that sold me the SM420, but I didn't measure/check...
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