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Welcome, Sue! You've got some cool Jeeps. I'd like to find a 4x4 Cherokee to play with.

72 cj5 clutch cable Heh. I couldn't stand it. I just HAD to climb something :twisted:

Wow. Most people here seem to be in the early 20's. Now I feel old.

Nice Jeep, man! I esp. love the black wheels and black rocker armor When do you want to come down this way and ride? I'm not planning on going out of town for a while now.

32. Feel like 92.

Dammit, man! Talk about bad timing. I'm 18 mi. from Dothan, but I'm going out of town this weekend :( Maybe a later date.

addition to ad Very nice! Do you have disconnects? You really have some room for flex now, take advantage of it! What year is your TJ?

Hmmmmmmm........I wonder why? 8) Yea, I'm not a big fan of shiney stuff.

Yep. ES3000. Inchitis will have to wait about 6 1/2 more years, that's when the warranty runs out. I had the $$ to get the 6" Skyjacker and 35's...BUT... that would raise an eyebrow if I ever took it in for warranty work. They sell them new with 2" and 32's, so they can't say s#!t about...

Thanks. It rides a little rougher on the street, but is not as bouncey off road. The front springs have many more coils compared to stock, so they have more flex as well.

My vintage VW Bus sold, so you can imaging where a large chunk of the $$ ended up :twisted: Here she is with 2" Pro Comp lift, JKS Quicker Disconnencts, 15X8 Desert Crawler rims, TSL 31X10.5X15 Super Swampers, Warn Rock Slider rocker armor and light guards. My shop looks like a helicopter...

Wow, I do remember seeing those years ago, but did not know that they were a Jeep. Looks like a short ice cream truck. I like the roach coach idea too....damn.....now I'm hungry. You need to add Gadget Grits to the breakfast menu and Ru-bacon to go with the Scrambler eggs. And for brunch...

Hey VeeDubb, I'm into VWs and Jeeps as well. Currently I have 16 aircooled VWs out back. I had as many as 23, but I'm recovering from my addiction and trimming back! I just got my first Jeep this year and It's starting all over again....now I'm out looking for Jeeps. Anyway, I thought...

OhhhhhTaaaaay!

The bushings in the trailing arms. If the axle is tilted at an extreme angle in relation to the frame, then the difference is taken up in the trailing arm bushings. This is where the spherical rodend type would be useful. I'm wondering will the stock rubber bushings in the trailing arms take...

I got a set of JKS disconnects (very nice units, I must add). Can these be used with stock trailing arms? Makes good sense seeing them on a rig with rodend-type arms, but it looks to me like twisting the stock rubber bushings when the front axle gets tilted would tear the bushings up. Anyone...

Me like.

Hell yea! Come on down.....me and a gang of Jeeps are going back this weekend. Let me know whenever you wanna come down and play!

LOL! It was none too happy. It stayed coiled up for a while and watched my every move. Struck at anything that got near it. I read that juvenile Rat Snakes do that until they get used to human contact (and learn that humans give them FOOD!)