olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
Used one last fall to put mine in. It worked great. Worth every penny!!
Need to go to the nearest harbor freight and get one, my wife wants a moving blanket for her jeep now also. Those things are so handy.
Used one last fall to put mine in. It worked great. Worth every penny!!
Checking things out underneath, and noticed my rear diff cover is getting kinda bad, no leaking or peeled back. But if I were to put a new diff cover should I grind it down on the bottom? Looks as if I shaved the housing a bit also. Or just run with this till I absolutely need them?
Looks normal to me. :thumb:
Checking things out underneath, and noticed my rear diff cover is getting kinda bad, no leaking or peeled back. But if I were to put a new diff cover should I grind it down on the bottom? Looks as if I shaved the housing a bit also. Or just run with this till I absolutely need them?
Looks normal to me. :thumb:
Still no ball joints in. I called, something about low profile ones or something. Not sure. No rush. But finally got the green light from my financial advisor (wife) on ordering the tire carrier! Apparently the kids needed school clothes and couldn't wear a evo tire carrier to school.
Yes dynatrac has two styles. The newer 2012 axle shafts don't clear the older ball joints. You would need to grind down the shaft in order for it to spin freely. Here is the older style.
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Eddie has the newer low profile style on rubicat and has pictures somewhere on here where they were being installed.
Just scored a factory soft top, never been used and still boxed up. Guess the tire carrier is gonna be a little longer. Got this for the wife's jeep.
Nice find, looking to score one of those myself!!!
What are people's thoughts on the replacement certificate on tires from discount tire?