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Old 02-02-2016, 06:34 PM
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Congrats!
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Congrats!
Thanks, and they already shipped it too. I'm itching to get wrenching, but I'm gonna have to wait to install it till after the Valentines trip. We changed the plans, we are going up to Washington for the weekend and I don't want the maiden voyage of a new lift to be a 700 mile trip.
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The Lift is Ordered. Getting a Zone 3" add-a-leaf with hydro shocks from Rockridge 4wd in Washington, got a great deal.
I'm very happy with my Zone lift so far, sure you will be too.
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Ya it looks like a solid kit, and I can build on it as well. If I wanna go higher, coil spacers and lift shackles, along with appropriate driveline parts, don't want death wobble or vibrations.
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Originally Posted by at05gt
Ya it looks like a solid kit, and I can build on it as well. If I wanna go higher, coil spacers and lift shackles, along with appropriate driveline parts, don't want death wobble or vibrations.

I wanna see pictures of the lift kit!
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I am aware that And I will get right on that, once I actually receive the lift.

Now where did I put that teleporter..................
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Got a few small deliveries yesterday, windshield light brackets, square led spots, picked up items to do a tune up and Trans drain and fill. Finally grabbed some friction modifier so my rear diff will stop groaning. Installed the brackets and lights last night, tried to slice my knuckle off while splitting cable insulation, no carnage pics sadly.

Lift is arriving TODAY.
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Got the lift yesterday, decided if I'm gonna do a lift I may as well replace ball joints, tie rod ends, etc. So I ordered a bunch more parts.
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Hope your knuckle is ok.

Good idea to freshen up everything. Those parts are the boring ones to put money into, but are necessities. Hell, I know this isn't your first rodeo.

Which lights did you choose?
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They are 2 inch square, 20w Cree Leds.
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Spent the last 2 days doing a tune up and dealing with leaking transmission lines. I had originally purchased new lines, but when I got home with them they where damaged. Looked like someone had set a box on them and crushed the hard line. So I returned them and bought some 3/8 transmission hose. Took the lines completely out and disassembled the hose/hard line connection. Clamped on the new hose with hose clamps and ran it for a half hour drive on the freeway. No leaks as of yet. The hard line connections at the transmission are a pain in the ***, stupid disconnects. I was not able to get my hose over the "flare" on each pipe, will it be ok with just a hose clamp, or should I pull it apart and flare the pipe end a little?

After I finished the lines I did some fluid changes, transfer case, transmission, and oil. My tcase oil was disgusting, like almost solid black, transmission was almost as bad. Jeep feels a lot smoother now. Also added some friction modifier to my D35, because apparently I have a limited slip.........
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Limited slip?! That's always a good surprise! Where's the pics? This thread needs more pics.
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Originally Posted by jay_sco
Limited slip?! That's always a good surprise! Where's the pics? This thread needs more pics.
I need to do some more research but the last time I had the D35 open, it did not look like a standard diff.

Got some interior led lights and finally fixed my gauge lights.







Had to tear apart the passenger visor and solder the connections. It had power but was not turning the lights on, it turned out to be a bad connection inside the visor. I'm gonna rewrap them in black felt at some point.

Need to find a different way to mount the lights for the dash switches, only the wiper light stays on, trans comfort switch light blinks on and off, and the fog lights and defroster went out right after taking that picture. I think I got a bad batch of LED's.

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Pulled my Build List:

Equipment Listing

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Vehicle Description 1991 JEEP CHEROKEE BRIARWOOD

STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Monotone Paint
Rubicon X
130 Amp Alternator
500 Amp Maintenance Free Battery
Reclining Front Seats
Rear Fold w/Removable Cushion Seat
Floor Carpet
Cargo Compartment Carpet
Cargo Tie Down Loops
MOPAR All Weather Mats
Front & Rear Floor Mats
Spare Tire Cover
Cargo Compartment Cover
Full Length Floor Console
Overhead Console
4-Speed Automatic AW4 Transmission
Lock-Up Torque Converter
Selec-Trac Full Time 4WD System
Floor Mount Automatic Shift Lever
Dana M30/181MM Front Axle
3.55 Rear Axle Ratio
Tinted Windshield Glass
Front Door Tinted Glass
Tinted Rr Drs/Qtr/Liftgate Glass
Rear Window Defroster
Sun Visors w/Illum Vanity Mirrors
Power Mirrors
Remote Keyless Entry
Air Conditioning
Deluxe Insulation Group
Instrument Cluster w/Tach
85 MPH Primary Speedometer
Digital Clock
Var Intermittent Windshield Wipers
Rear Window Wiper/Washer
Cigar Lighter
Power Windows
Power Locks
Power Front Driver/Passenger Seats
Illuminated Entry
Headlamps On Warning Chimes
Courtesy Lamps
Glove Box Lamp
Ash Tray Lamp
Cigar Lighter
Underhood Lamp
Cargo Compartment Lamp
Headlamp Off Time Delay
Halogen Headlamps
Fog Lamps
Security Alarm
Bright/Black Front Bumper
Bright/Black Rear Bumper
Front Bumper Guards
Bronze Fascia Applique
Black/Bright Grille
Bright Windshield Moldings
Rear Qtr Solid Window Insert
Belt Moldings
Bronze Liftgate Applique
Rear Fascia Skid Plate Applique
Roof Rack
EVAP Control System
20 Gallon Fuel Tank
Speed Control
Hunter Green Metallic Clear Coat
AM/FM Cassette Radio
6 Speakers
Power Antenna
Power Rack and Pinion Steering
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel
Standard Duty Shock Absorbers
Rear Shock Absorbers
Tilt Steering Column
Inside Mounted Spare Tire
15" Aluminum Wheels
Build To U.S. Mkt. Specifications
GVW/Payload Rating
U.S. Dealer Retail
Zone 71-Los Angeles
American Coin Merchandising

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Leather Trimmed Bucket Seats
Trailer Tow Group
4-Wheel Anti-Lock Brakes
Low Back Bucket Seats
All 4-Speed Automatic Transmissions
Dana 35C/194MM Rear Axle
Trac-Lok Differential Rear Axle
4.0L I6 Power Tech Engine
Front Left Side Sliding Window
Left Power Chrome Mirror
Right Power Chrome Mirror
All Vehicles W/Power Mirrors
Front License Plate Bracket
California Emissions
Auxiliary Transmission Oil Cooler
Heavy Duty Engine Cooling
Hunter Green Metallic
All Radio Equipped Vehicles
Full Size Spare Tire
215/60R17 BSW Summer Perf Tires
Michelin Brand Tires
All Aluminum Wheels
9 Additional Gallons of Gas
Rear Spring Group V
Left Front Spring Group IX
Right Front Spring Group VIII
Customer Preferred Package 2TM
Customer Preferred Package 26M
Customer Preferred Discount

What the hell is Rubicon X? and yes I do have a Trac-Lok.
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Originally Posted by at05gt
Got some interior led lights and finally fixed my gauge lights.

How do you like the LEDs? I've been thinking about it on whether in makes the dash look newer or just brighter. Thoughts?


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