Flex pics with moabs/mtrs
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Flex pics with moabs/mtrs
Picked up some moabs and mtrs for $200 last night . Took it out today and ran some ditches, and i was very impressed with how it flexed. At full flex, the tires rub the flares, the low side spring drops like 2", and front drive shaft is just fully compressed with driver side dropped. Works awesome! But after i crawled and shut it off, i went to start it and it idled really rough and wouldn't rev up right--felt like i was running on 5 or something, but then it cleared up...any ideas what that is?
My porc sye is coming this week, i bought a front cv shaft for the back, and i picked up some jks acs to get it level and for future front bumper. Its coming together slowly, but i'm liking it.......
more pics in my cf album
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My porc sye is coming this week, i bought a front cv shaft for the back, and i picked up some jks acs to get it level and for future front bumper. Its coming together slowly, but i'm liking it.......
more pics in my cf album
more pics in my cf album
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I have a RE 3.5 Super flex, which is sitting right on 3.5 in the front and almost 4.5 in the back, so thats why i got some jks adjustable coil spacers. tires are 245/75/r16s, so like 30.5x10.50. I wouldn't want any bigger-they would tear off my fender flares!
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Picked up some moabs and mtrs for $200 last night . Took it out today and ran some ditches, and i was very impressed with how it flexed. At full flex, the tires rub the flares, the low side spring drops like 2", and front drive shaft is just fully compressed with driver side dropped. Works awesome! But after i crawled and shut it off, i went to start it and it idled really rough and wouldn't rev up right--felt like i was running on 5 or something, but then it cleared up...any ideas what that is?
My porc sye is coming this week, i bought a front cv shaft for the back, and i picked up some jks acs to get it level and for future front bumper. Its coming together slowly, but i'm liking it.......
more pics in my cf album
more pics in my cf album
My porc sye is coming this week, i bought a front cv shaft for the back, and i picked up some jks acs to get it level and for future front bumper. Its coming together slowly, but i'm liking it.......
more pics in my cf album
more pics in my cf album
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That's what mine does after a long drive or slow speed wheeling. It's a misfire in one of the cylinders, most likely cylinder #3 due to heat soak. Did you get the check engine light? There are a number of tsb's to fix it but most of them don't really work (i've tried most). It only does it every now and then so i don't really worry about it.
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Huh, I didn't think it got very hot, i only saw it up to like 220*, and it always runs at 210*. It was the first time I heard the electric fan kick in though. Funny thing is i think it did the exact same thing the first time I started it after I installed the lift. It didn't throw a code either time. I guess I won't worry too much if it doesn't happen too much.
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