Lmao. I missed the reply just had to say I almost spit out coffee.

 

These videos never do it justice, and it sounds a bit ricey thanks to my camera's crappy microphone, but anyways...here it is.

 

Cool thanks. That helps.

 

How do I get the bolts out that hold the back seatbelts in? The ones below rear seats, they're literally stuck. We've sprayed them for days and they're weak on top and started to strip. Any ideas?

 

If you have access to a welder, try welding a big nut on it. Make sure you have good penetration. Otherwise, get ready to drill them out. That's what I had to do, and it sucked. I broke 3 Torx T50 sockets and 2 drill bits trying to get those a@@holes out, and destroyed a cut-off wheel for my angle grinder.

Good luck! lol

 

No way of breaking the tacked on nut on the bottom?

 

Is the AC compressor bracket that holds the alternator and fan pulley a mopar item only? I seem to can't find a store that sells them.

 

Or I might weld the t50 socket right to it

 

Are you talking about the square one? I wouldn't bank on that at all. That nut is important for the structure/strength of the seatbelt bolt. I drilled mine out to accept a 1/2" bolt. Haven't put them in yet, though.

You'd probably still break the bit. One thing you could try is cutting off all exposed threads underneath. I think that was part of my issue.

 

Anyone bought tires from Tirepackage.com? They've got 35x12.50x15 Goodyear kevlars for $250 cheaper than tirerack

 

I saw your video an am looking for a dual kind of sound for when i go below 30 because when i go above 35 my tires roar loud an you cant even hear the exhuast. It just sounds like popcorn right now

 

The website i got my tires from is tire-easy just google it an itll pop up got them in less than 3weeks an very cheap

 

The tires are 219 for the size you want

 

http://m.summitracing.com/parts/wlk-...FdBcMgodmAwAcg

Def entertaining the thought of this system. Anyone got any experience with this set up?

 

No, but it's for a Grand Cherokee.