done, flexed,...but ...
08-20-2008, 07:40 PM
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done, flexed,...but ...
the brake ligth is on...the one in the dash.....and my brakes feel funny...like spongy and low as hell....
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08-20-2008, 08:38 PM
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dude it looks so good , alfin tienes 4x4!! lol, all those stickers gave you the extra power for that burn out right lol XD
hope you fix the brake thing...
hope you fix the brake thing...
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08-20-2008, 10:48 PM
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Looks good how much lift is that and which kit?
x2 on what they said about breaks...I over flexed mine and now the rears leak..lol
x2 on what they said about breaks...I over flexed mine and now the rears leak..lol
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08-20-2008, 10:53 PM
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it cant be that..because i just put new longer brake lines...pro comp kit i got at the 4wheel parts show......
but thanks everyone...problem solve...i just had to bleed the rear brakes....
and its a 4.5 rustys lift kit with adj control arms and 1.5 teraflex spacers..
but thanks everyone...problem solve...i just had to bleed the rear brakes....
and its a 4.5 rustys lift kit with adj control arms and 1.5 teraflex spacers..
08-20-2008, 10:57 PM
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Go double check the brake lines to make sure you have no leaks. Chek that the MC is full and rebleed if needed.
BTW looks real good, even flexed on a wall.
BTW looks real good, even flexed on a wall.
08-20-2008, 11:00 PM
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i checked...im not studing to be a half *** techinician thanks blue...always the first one to help out...mm...what do you mean it looks good "even" flexed on a wall?....@cjeeper
yes i got to fill all that out...i just go and post...i always forget to..
08-20-2008, 11:05 PM
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I mean that if it was flexed on a pile of rocks like you were on a trail or something then it would look more at home. Jeeps are built for trails and such.
I knew you were smart enough to check those things but maybe someone else that reads this may need to be reminded to do that if they do this modification to their brakes. A post is not always intended to be instructional to the OP but to the others who may read the thread.
I knew you were smart enough to check those things but maybe someone else that reads this may need to be reminded to do that if they do this modification to their brakes. A post is not always intended to be instructional to the OP but to the others who may read the thread.
08-20-2008, 11:06 PM
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I mean that if it was flexed on a pile of rocks like you were on a trail or something then it would look more at home. Jeeps are built for trails and such.
I knew you were smart enough to check those things but maybe someone else that reads this may need to be reminded to do that if they do this modification to their brakes. A post is not always intended to be instructional to the OP but to the others who may read the thread.
I knew you were smart enough to check those things but maybe someone else that reads this may need to be reminded to do that if they do this modification to their brakes. A post is not always intended to be instructional to the OP but to the others who may read the thread.
