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Old 03-27-2015, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by unidentifiedbomb
That sounds like the hardest part. My buddy took almost a whole day just to pull the drag link off his pitman arm.
My original steering is already off. Only took 20 mins with the right tools. I have all the drill bits and I'll use my drill press or big Bertha in combo with my Vice. The key is slow and steady with constant oil on the surface. It'll take about 3-4 hours between removal, drilling, sanding prepping and painting. Then installation.
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Are there any aftermarket roof rails available? I removed mine years ago when it was sitting in the garage. So now I have all the holes on the roof but no bolts or rails.
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Originally Posted by docmedpros
Are there any aftermarket roof rails available? I removed mine years ago when it was sitting in the garage. So now I have all the holes on the roof but no bolts or rails.
just head to a JY
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Finally did the rear disc swap. Just need to bleed the system. I fell much more safe knowing I have that better stopping power.
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Originally Posted by docmedpros
Are there any aftermarket roof rails available? I removed mine years ago when it was sitting in the garage. So now I have all the holes on the roof but no bolts or rails.
Dang I wish I was closer, I'm about to install a roof rack and I would just give you my factory roof rack.

Nice job on the brakes! I want to do that as well. Are you gonna put in a ZJ proportioning valve as well?
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Originally Posted by ss427ci
Dang I wish I was closer, I'm about to install a roof rack and I would just give you my factory roof rack. Nice job on the brakes! I want to do that as well. Are you gonna put in a ZJ proportioning valve as well?

I will be going to that valve but forgot to grab it at the JY today. I'm also upgrading to the ZJ sway bar to help reduce body roll. The brakes look great and need some adjusting and to be bleed. I'll let you know how I like it with the stock valve. I'm just happy that I replaced all the front hard lines, and the sensor. I need to pick up the flaring tool for a new 3/16 not and some mini u bolts to do the the e brakes. The adjust the e-brake pads. It's coming along. This weekend I'm going to making leaps and bounds for progress. The goal right now is to have her driving on the road by next weekend. Just waiting on my customs driveshaft to come in!!!
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Originally Posted by Outlaw Star
I hear ya. Been gathering parts for my MJ for months.
X2 on this.... Your build approaches warp speed compared to mine, Doc.

Originally Posted by docmedpros
Finally did the rear disc swap. Just need to bleed the system. I fell much more safe knowing I have that better stopping power.
I can't wait to do this on mine... I mean I'm GOING to wait until I get an 8.25, but yeah... can't wait.
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Back at the grind of working on the jeep. Hopefully today will be a productive one
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Originally Posted by docmedpros
Back at the grind of working on the jeep. Hopefully today will be a productive one
you and me both! Post up what you do its a cool build!
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you and me both! Post up what you do its a cool build!

I will, I'm still getting out of bed. Had a wild night with some veteran buddies of mine. So the plan for today is to rent a flaring tool to finishing the rear brakes. Attach e brake lines. Close diff cover and let RTV set for 24 hours. Trimming along with cut and fold. Front brakes, bench bleeding MC. Then we shall see how much time I have left in the day.
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Got all the brakes hooked up, still need to bench bleed my MC. I ran my CAI into the cab behind the glove box. The most surprising thing thus far was adding the dump pipe. It actually quieted down my exhaust and required me to reset the PCM memory. I'll be bleeding the whole brake system tomorrow along with training all the fenders. Still no word on my driveshaft which has me up in a roar.
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Getting closer
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Yes I am. I have a mound at the property we use for a back drop when shooting. it's about 8-9 feet high and perfect for testing flex. Once I get that damn drive shaft in the jeep will be stretching her legs on it. Plus it'll allow me to see what i need for bumpstops
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Originally Posted by docmedpros

Yes I am. I have a mound at the property we use for a back drop when shooting. it's about 8-9 feet high and perfect for testing flex. Once I get that damn drive shaft in the jeep will be stretching her legs on it. Plus it'll allow me to see what i need for bumpstops
You got one of those too? Lol. I got an 8 acre farm I use 2 acres as mudhole, one spot for a small rock garden and also a private shooting range for my M16A4 & M4.
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You got one of those too? Lol. I got an 8 acre farm I use 2 acres as mudhole, one spot for a small rock garden and also a private shooting range for my M16A4 & M4.

Yeah of course, it's a multipurpose dirt hill. I live on 8 Acres but it's just property nothing but trees. The dirt mount is on 12 acres with a house, barn, shop, and where my jeep i currently.


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