LAS VEGAS XJ GROUP-----> 1st ROLL CALL.
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Joined: May 2012
Posts: 79
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From: Henderson, NV
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Hey guys its been a while, finally got some income to get my jeep up an going soon and im looking for a either a ba 10/5 or a ax15 for under 350 if possible. im moving back to cali in a few weeks and really need a transmission so if anyone has one please let me know.
Ok so this lift install has become the biggest pain in the ***! I swear she's fighting me every step of the way. All of my rear leaf spring bolts and shackle bolts were seized into the bushing so everything needed to be cut out. I purchased new hardware from McFaddendales and am trying to test fit the bolts into the frame but found out ALL weld nuts are stripped so I can't even get the bolts in. Anybody have this problem and have any ideas? I've done a search of the forum and have picked up some good tips, but most involve welding which I do not have experience with.
Ok so this lift install has become the biggest pain in the ***! I swear she's fighting me every step of the way. All of my rear leaf spring bolts and shackle bolts were seized into the bushing so everything needed to be cut out. I purchased new hardware from McFaddendales and am trying to test fit the bolts into the frame but found out ALL weld nuts are stripped so I can't even get the bolts in. Anybody have this problem and have any ideas? I've done a search of the forum and have picked up some good tips, but most involve welding which I do not have experience with.
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Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 1,314
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From: Las Vegas, NV - St. George, UT
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Ok so this lift install has become the biggest pain in the ***! I swear she's fighting me every step of the way. All of my rear leaf spring bolts and shackle bolts were seized into the bushing so everything needed to be cut out. I purchased new hardware from McFaddendales and am trying to test fit the bolts into the frame but found out ALL weld nuts are stripped so I can't even get the bolts in. Anybody have this problem and have any ideas? I've done a search of the forum and have picked up some good tips, but most involve welding which I do not have experience with.
I went to pick a part this morning and managed to grab one but that was a PITA to obtain just to make sure I had the right size bolt from McFaddens. Tried to thread it in but no luck either. I have to head to work, but I'll try tomorrow since its my day off. I got that cheap 90 amp welder from HF...heard it'll do the job as far as welding in new nuts goes just in case I need to do PLAN B....which is to go into beast mode and just start cutting and hacking stuff again then welding a nut in there....




