All done! Did Chevy 1500 brake lines. They've got a ton of slack now. Did SS rear too. So much taller!!

 

Looks good dude I like re height! Mr fajita and 3 of his friends and I just got back from doing storm , never done it but it was real fun, I blew my power steering cap off somehow and glad One of them found it under my steering rod , that **** was everywhere glad Kevin kept a extra bottle of fluid !

 

Very easy to fix. When doing a tune up with new plugs, cap etc it takes maybe 30 min to do on an xj including going and buying the parts.

 

Is it normal for the steering wheel to be 90 plus degrees off when the wheels are straight after lifting and before alignment?

 

Align your tires and adjust the drag link. You will be good to go then

 

By align them do u mean go get an alignment or just straighten them

 

Adjust your tie rod to get your tires straight. Then your drag link. For the steering wheel/box. Drive around some see if it pulls left or right and go from there. You can do a self alignment in about 10min

 

Sounds a little risky. I don't wanna find out my tires are wearing after thousands of miles of misalignment

 

Doors coming off tomorrow Weather is just too good for doors. Anyone done doorless in the rear?

 

A drunk ape could do an alignment. Read the how-to's, easy peezy!

 

I NEVER get alignments. I do all my own with a tape measure.

First time you touch dirt, ur alignment's off again anyways.


LMFAO!!! True!

 

I know smeone is just dying to buy this......http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3072217437.html


Hurry up and buy it before I make it look like Seths....mmmm juggy!

 

Been doorless for well over a month, rain or shine front and rear

 

My new boss is suchhhh an *******eeee.... Ugh I put so much work into making the store better yesterday and doing these projects... And he texts me this morning Wtf happened last might.... Didn't even recognize the huge projects I did, just pointed out every miniscule flaw that had happened. If only he saw the store yesterday... Ugh sorry for venting, but what a duck

 

Meh, I was worried too, I did mine myself after my lift and was going to take it to a shop to have them do it "professionally" later. After several thousand miles of perfectly straight driving, I'm not worried about it anymore. Just make sure you have a pipe wrench or some really good vice grips or something to break the tie rod loose, it was a ***** until I went and bought a pipe wrench.