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Is it Saturday morning already?

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Did it take a fortnight to send it to Frederick?

…during self stimulation…

Real Jeep owners don’t sit in the back

Tell me you don’t drive a two door without telling me you don’t drive a two door

Never heard of her

Wrong forum

Any idea what trail we’re taking? Or is that a closely guarded secret to keep our Lizard Overlords in the dark?

When this happened to my JK and a friend’s JK, replacing the clock spring fixed it.

Get OEM or other non nitrogen stabilizer. Don’t buy anything fancy or waste your money on a dual stabilizer. Or you could simply not install a steering stabilizer. Just delete it. However, it’s said the stabilizer reduces wear and tear on the steering linkage. That might be a concern if your...

I figure it’s you telling the world “Semper Fi, Mac!” without telling the world “Semper Fi, Mac!”

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We’re in! I’m Don and my wife is Fawn We’ll either take the wife’s Grand Cherokee or my Rubicon (if I get it back together in time) The GC has 2.5” of lift and did great on Fins & Things and Chicken Corners Eddie, if you don’t think we should take the GC, let me know.

That’s Fluid Film

I had a leak in the same spot because something got trapped when I tightened everything down. Thought I stripped the hole

Springs don’t get stiffer with age or use. They usually get softer. That said, there’s nothing wrong with getting a new lift simply because you want to. As pointed out earlier, old tires will give a harsh ride.

I recently bought a pressure washer to clean the underbody. Dawn dish soap works great for cutting through oil & grease. Afterwards, I’ll look to see what needs painting, then treat the underbody with a product called Fluid Film

OME is a good setup. Is the lift giving you any problems or limiting you on or off road? Any odd steering quirks? Is the ride uncomfortable? If your lift is serving you well, there’s no need to replace it. Save the money for more important things, like fuel and maps. Before doing anything...