I will go if I have the time

 

oh yea got a 50,000 mile tread life warranty on my mtr kevlars . my wheels and tires should be in on wensday yay .

starting in on the front axle tomorow. gonna do what i can on my own.

 

sounds fun if I had more time off I would help you swap the front axle out

 

You should be able to do the swap yourself but you may need a come along to position the axle for the control arms to line up... See Im helping lol

 

i will have to go get one of those then.

i still have to pull shafts and instal new u-joints

 

thanks for helping me get the rear. still need to cut the shock mounts off and move em up and weld em back on.

 

Now I have something Im waiting on, superior axle tube seals. Anything I should know before I install them?

 

i dunno. seals are easy to do .. i would pb blast the seal let it sit a bit. then take clean in front the seal the best you can then remove the old. while its out clean it again and instal. i generally like to find some thing the diameter of the seals outer race. and tap lightly on it try to make it go even. i also like to coat the area it will be getting fitted too with a heavy oil or light grease to help it slide on in. seals and bearings like fore-play. and if your up for it makes em go well. try not to score the housing as a deep enough one will cause a leak and a bur that will be a mother-humper to deal with later or while your at it.

take your time shouldn't be too bad .

 

Lol no I meant these kind of seals. I wanted to have them on by the 7th but they wont be here til the 6th so after Walker Im going to park my jeep until spring and go through everything and prep for my camo or OD green paint job. Ill wait to install the seals until then.

 

How much were they

 

A 4WD sensor. And another paycheck so I can buy some new springs, shocks, steering stabilizer, and headlights.

 

These were $80 with tax/shipping, there were some for less but they didnt have the detailed info on axle compatability I was looking for. I never even knew these seals existed until I was checking out somebodys XJ on the last Naches run.

 

well pulling the hubs will be the hardest part. the rest is pie. over all those should be nice and simple to do.