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  1. crimsonride

    WJ questions

    If it were me, I would still lift it, just no more than two inches. And with that you'll probably still get wobble sometime down the road. But since I can't leave well enough alone, I would get OME springs or tera pucks,. They're cheap and easy to remove in case you want to revert to stock...
  2. crimsonride

    WJ questions

    They are a three link in the rear so they flex alright for a stock jeep, I don't own one so I can't say how they do off road. I can say though that they can be very problematic if you lift them. They're super prone to wobbles and shimmies and the likes. I wouldn't count on finding a header...
  3. crimsonride

    Custom axle housing work in the SLC area ?s

    Mepco's pricing (hush hush) (competitions price X 2)^2 + whatever lunch cost that day.
  4. crimsonride

    Custom axle housing work in the SLC area ?s

    Absolutely. Charles, he's a great guy and does great work.
  5. crimsonride

    Another Dana 44 Question

    no, all those aforementioned products replace the carrier, meaning you won't havea carrier any longer. So far as I know, all those products work with the 3.92 and up gear ranges.
  6. crimsonride

    nelson and nelson spy pics

    I think the shocks are probably adjustable or something, there's got to be a way they can adjust the heigth, those control arms are angled upward.
  7. crimsonride

    nelson and nelson spy pics

    I like their creativity, looks cool, yet simple.
  8. crimsonride

    Greetings

    Welcome, it's nice to know there's a dealer around. We've been ordering ours and having it shipped.
  9. crimsonride

    wheres the best place to get a lock right installed

    Yes, you do have to remove the carrier to install it. On some of the rear axles you can install it with the carrier in place but in your case it has to be removed. It's somewhat more dificult in the front because you have to pull the shafts and that's a bigger job on the front. It's still not...
  10. crimsonride

    wheres the best place to get a lock right installed

    Nope, you don't need to bleed the brakes, not unless you disconnect them for some reason. I also say the best place to have it done is right in your own driveway. That's one of the things you can do yourself and learn while you're doing it.
  11. crimsonride

    Any opinions on 3.4 V6 for swap?

    As for exhaust, I'm using the edelbrock 2.8 L headers for jeep cherokees.
  12. crimsonride

    Any opinions on 3.4 V6 for swap?

    As a matter of fact I do, since mine was going into my jeep I switched it over to the jeeps motor mounts. Problem with that was the air conditioning compressor wanted to be right where the motor mount was. That's why I had the pictures. My solution, huck it.
  13. crimsonride

    what is involved w/DIY beadlocks?

    Just wondering. Why wouldn't you get the recessed bolts?
  14. crimsonride

    What happened to six states?

    + I must have really missed something because this makes no sense to me at all :confused: Guess I should have followed the thread.
  15. crimsonride

    Any opinions on 3.4 V6 for swap?

    Whoops, my bad, i should have paid better attention and I would have realized you're the one who started this thread.
  16. crimsonride

    TeraFLex LCG

    Since when did you hang out with the likes of us "internet folk"?
  17. crimsonride

    d44's for xj's?

    http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=9423 Price is a little high by my standards, maybe he'll come down a bit.
  18. crimsonride

    TeraFLex LCG

    A three link would be where the two upper arms connect to a single joing like a heim or johny. A four link is where there's two upper links that are independent, they can be trianglulated to look like a three link but they don't opperate together. LCG is that latter. Mepco always has...
  19. crimsonride

    Any opinions on 3.4 V6 for swap?

    yeah, I figured that much, what's it in?
  20. crimsonride

    Any opinions on 3.4 V6 for swap?

    What have you got?
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