I would like to thank Full Traction
#1
I would like to thank Full Traction
Just wanting to say thanks to the guys over at full traction. 1. For not putting grease fittings in the track bars. I can't understand why you would make a system that has 20 joints on it and grease all but 4 of them.
Last edited by MAROONJEEP; 11-20-2007 at 12:55 PM. Reason: I took out the first reason. I will take that up with them
#4
I'm just curious...have you tried pulling the bushings out and covering them with white lithium grease inside and out? I did that 2 1/2 weeks ago and haven't heard anymore clicking. I know some guys like to use the thick axle grease (BLKRubi? I think). I'm not convinced my problem has gone away completely however this is the longest time it's been with no clicking.
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#5
Replacing the disconnect solution with the JKS quick disconnects will make a big difference in the click-clacking. I also am annoyed by the noises my FT Ultimate suspension makes. I keep a can of white lithium grease and silicon to try and help mitigate the issue. The other annoying thing you'll find is when you load the Jeep down with gear and people, the shocks (or bushings) will groan and squeak. I am going to replace the shocks next time I'm home with an alternative solution. I went with the M-Force shocks as well so its not like I tried to take the cheap way out.
#7
The other annoying thing you'll find is when you load the Jeep down with gear and people, the shocks (or bushings) will groan and squeak. I am going to replace the shocks next time I'm home with an alternative solution. I went with the M-Force shocks as well so its not like I tried to take the cheap way out.
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#8
Replacing the disconnect solution with the JKS quick disconnects will make a big difference in the click-clacking. I also am annoyed by the noises my FT Ultimate suspension makes. I keep a can of white lithium grease and silicon to try and help mitigate the issue. The other annoying thing you'll find is when you load the Jeep down with gear and people, the shocks (or bushings) will groan and squeak. I am going to replace the shocks next time I'm home with an alternative solution. I went with the M-Force shocks as well so its not like I tried to take the cheap way out.