I had a similar problem and installed Bilstein shocks because they promote their "upside down technology", allowing the shock to be mounted...
Thanks. That's a good lead. I will check it out.
Thanks for that info. I have checked the pedal and linkage and that all seems good. I will look to see if there is a check valve in the MC outlet...
No. When I first got the Jeep back from the mechanic who did the install the lines WERE reversed. A friend told me that the line coming from the...
I recently upgraded my 1974 CJ5 with front disc brakes. They work well, except for one problem that I haven't been able to figure out. The...
Thanks for the pics! It makes it so much easier for me to see what’s involved with relocating the shock forward of the axle. I think I would...
Yes, I understand. But is there a “correct” clock position? Or is it just, rotate it to the position where you have the least interference? I...
Re: “unless you run a shock that you can have the body up” In general, and not having to do with this specific application, if the shock fits does...
Hi Nickmil, I get the idea of "clocking", but I don't understand, "The calipers should be clocked upward 1/2 the distance of the drum brake bolt...
Thank you everyone for your input. As usual, the simple solution is the best solution. I am getting new shocks that have a smaller diameter thanks...
I could write an article about the challenges I have encountered in modifying both of my Jeeps, a1967 CJ5 and a1974 CJ5, by changing from front...
There are plenty of videos on You Tube showing how to disassemble a tilt steering column to tighten it up and replace the turn signal switch, but...
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