Jackal01
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We are playing with Sunday as well. If yall wanna do that instead. Not dead set on a day or time since it is so close to us...and even closer for Tom! :rock:
unofficial Hidden Falls run Sept 30-Oct 2
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We are playing with Sunday as well. If yall wanna do that instead. Not dead set on a day or time since it is so close to us...and even closer for Tom! :rock:
DWiggles
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I could venture out Sunday possibly! :hmm:
tdougherty81
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Kyle7R
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Wanna do that instead of a meet at a restaurant or something?
Jackal01
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Not a bad idea.
DWiggles
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PROJKUR
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I could be convinced for a fire road shake down run. Only if I can get road worthy by then!
Jackal01
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What remains to be completed? New brake lines...
PROJKUR
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And driveshaft. Just a matter of if the new crawler conceptz hinge mounts fit this time. They are supposed to be here tomorrow so I can check.
Is an in-lbs torque wrench really needed for the brake line install?
Jackal01
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Easy enough to get done. I haven't done DS but it seems simple and quick enough.
Not to say it is fine to not use a torque wrench for brake lines but I didn't use one and I haven't had problems.
DWiggles
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Use a torque wrench. :doh: 23 ft-lbs. No you do not need in-lbs wrench, use a standard ft-lbs torque wrench... You too Charlie!
Out of ALL the times Ive seen it happy, it even made A JKX Video!
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Kyle7R
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I actually just watched a video on YouTube of a guy changing the driveshafts on a JK, it didn't seem too overly complicated but they did suggest a few specialty tools to make it go smoothly. I will see if I can dig up the video and shoot it over to you.
tdougherty81
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Drive shafts were easy, except for the this piece that was stuck in the yoke flange. Took a bit to break it free.
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PROJKUR
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Easy enough! I am going to see if I can get it all buttoned up by the weekend!
Jackal01
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I have watched that video 50+ plus times. I know it is the "right way" to do it but I like to gamble...at times. I'll get a set of torque wrenches soon enough.
Kyle7R
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Jackal01
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That's what I said...before my wheel fell off
I used a torque wrench on my wheels and chamber pro bolts. I have the torque wrench back before I did the brakes and I didn't have time to go it when I did the brakes.
tdougherty81
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Here's a good starting point. There are some trails off the service Rd. May not be any rock obstacles but do have some tree obstacles.
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Jackal01
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Angry Aussie
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Count me in for both trips! Even though Texas Nick is now on 35s I still should be there to tow him out of all the hairy situations he puts himself in!