familytime

Here you go.I used 2x2 square tube with 3/16 wall,added a 1" square plate on one end,on the other end took a 1/2x2-1/2 bolt welded to a small then attached to the end of tube,attach bearing driver with wide end facing axle,then stack some washer that are the same size as the ID of the sleeve(a spacer would work too)i used a nylock nut to hold it together,The handles were some 1/2 round bar.Make sure you wear gloves during driving in the sleeves.We used a 20lb hammer to drive in the sleeves makes for quick work

maine07jk

You rock!!!! thank you for the pics. I am sure I missed it, but what size bearing driver was used?

RIArmySGT

SWEET, thanks so much, got a bunch of guys in my club with JKs, this will be a sweet club addition!

familytime

Use one that's a little bigger than the sleeve.So in my kit,i used the largest driver which measures 3-1/4 across the flat side

maine07jk

Thank you!

Surf City Dan

Just ordered my sleeves today from Truck Add-Ons. Chris was very informative in regards to the install. Looking forward to this project Saturday.

QUIKSILVERZ

IS there any other parts needed for the install of these nitro sleeves? gaskets? seals? etc? i am getting ready to order a set for 12 rubi and i want to make sure i get all the parts needed for the install. I plan on doing the c-gussets and skid plates for the lower control arms also. Thanks

Monsterjeep07

i do want these, my only question is i have the g2 axle shafts didnt change the spline count so these should still work correct w that configuration. also are those little plastic things in the axle housing are they importaint. sorry kind of rambling but just want to make sure it goes smootly

Biggy

All that you get are the sleeves which is all you need

Biggy

Those shafts will work fine. The plastic guides are there to aid in installation of the shafts at the factory. I didnt reuse them just be carefull.