Will i need anything else for my 2-door
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Will i need anything else for my 2-door
I noticed this lift on 4x4 group buy.....
.4x4groupbuy.com/store/rough-country-20072010-jeep-wrangler-suspension-p-11830.html[/url]
What will I need in addition to it (i.e. driveshafts ??.... other stuff)
I wanted to see what would bee the necessary requirements for me to run a lift like this and some 35s ... I really am hesitant to go with new driveshafts... because its so expensive
.4x4groupbuy.com/store/rough-country-20072010-jeep-wrangler-suspension-p-11830.html[/url]
What will I need in addition to it (i.e. driveshafts ??.... other stuff)
I wanted to see what would bee the necessary requirements for me to run a lift like this and some 35s ... I really am hesitant to go with new driveshafts... because its so expensive
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I noticed this lift on 4x4 group buy.....
.4x4groupbuy.com/store/rough-country-20072010-jeep-wrangler-suspension-p-11830.html[/url]
What will I need in addition to it (i.e. driveshafts ??.... other stuff)
I wanted to see what would bee the necessary requirements for me to run a lift like this and some 35s ... I really am hesitant to go with new driveshafts... because its so expensive
.4x4groupbuy.com/store/rough-country-20072010-jeep-wrangler-suspension-p-11830.html[/url]
What will I need in addition to it (i.e. driveshafts ??.... other stuff)
I wanted to see what would bee the necessary requirements for me to run a lift like this and some 35s ... I really am hesitant to go with new driveshafts... because its so expensive
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It's only a matter of time. If it's been on for a while, go check the rzeppa (tcase end of the front shaft) and see if you are spitting grease yet. If you disconnect and flex, check the boot for marks/tears from contact with the corner of the tranny pan, and check the shaft below the boot for marks from contacting the crossmember/skid.
You just might be surprised...
(On my unlimited auto, the front boot was fine, but i was spitting grease from the rzeppa and had marks from the skid...)
Last edited by nthinuf; 06-18-2010 at 03:02 PM.
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How long has it been on, do you disconnect, and how flexy do you get? (ahh, just saw that you have an antirock)
It's only a matter of time. If it's been on for a while, go check the rzeppa (tcase end of the front shaft) and see if you are spitting grease yet. If you disconnect and flex, check the boot for marks/tears from contact with the corner of the tranny pan, and check the shaft below the boot for marks from contacting the crossmember/skid.
You just might be surprised...
(On my unlimited auto, the front boot was fine, but i was spitting grease from the rzeppa and had marks from the skid...)
It's only a matter of time. If it's been on for a while, go check the rzeppa (tcase end of the front shaft) and see if you are spitting grease yet. If you disconnect and flex, check the boot for marks/tears from contact with the corner of the tranny pan, and check the shaft below the boot for marks from contacting the crossmember/skid.
You just might be surprised...
(On my unlimited auto, the front boot was fine, but i was spitting grease from the rzeppa and had marks from the skid...)