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Random (non-Jeep) Shit You’re Working On....
More trailer stuff… The whole suspension is nearly worn out, at least the brakes and bearings have been in good shape so far.- CalSgt
- Post #3,827
- Forum: The 8th Slot
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Random (non-Jeep) Shit You’re Working On....
Trailer leaf spring brackets… One side was completely sheered off and the other still had about 1.5” of steel left holding. I don’t know how long I drove it like this but glad I caught it when I did. Had to borrow a buddy’s 110v welder since I was scared to drag the trailer to the shop.- CalSgt
- Post #3,826
- Forum: The 8th Slot
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In The Shop - Disciple Off Road
Cheers!… And happy birthday- CalSgt
- Post #1,754
- Forum: General Jeep Stuff
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Tire size?
Went to 37's on my 4 door JL Rubicon with the 3.6L and put about 20K miles on it before regearing. Prior to regearing the biggest modification would be calibrating the speedometer, that really changed how the jeep drove. The 3.6 and factory 4.10:1 gearing was very drivable with the 37" tires...- CalSgt
- Post #5
- Forum: NOOB Friendly Zone
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Fender clips
Last time I looked for them at my local O’Reily they didn’t have any that said they were for Jeep/Chrysler …. They did have packs of GM clips that worked just fine. oreiley might have them now since the JL’s were still kinda new last time I was shopping, way more JL’s and Gladiators on the...- CalSgt
- Post #3
- Forum: JK Wrangler
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Knocking sound in the front end - tie rod gone to crap?
It looks like the jeep in your profile pic has King hydro bumps... My King bumps have loosened up a few times and will "clunk" at random times when loose.- CalSgt
- Post #10
- Forum: JT Gladiator Truck
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Knocking sound in the front end - tie rod gone to crap?
^^^^ This Lay under the front end and have someone crank the steering wheel back and forth, just far enough to generate movement at the tires. Look, listen and feel for movement in anything.- CalSgt
- Post #4
- Forum: JT Gladiator Truck
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Suspension!!!
Often times the recommended bump stop height is to ensure the spring isn't compressed to the point of binding or failure.- CalSgt
- Post #16
- Forum: JK Wrangler