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#5582
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Year: 1988
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Is that to me if so cause imo leafs are just as flexy if set up right, cost is less, spring rate is easier to set up and just to be a little different I guess plus I have all the stuff to do it already at no cost
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Year: 1989 2 door
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I'd agree if they are set up right you can get a lot of droop outta leafs, but I've never seen a set of leafs flex out like some long arms... Idk seems like more work than its worth. To each his own I guess!
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Year: 1988
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Well I hope it works out the way I want can always change if I'm not satisfied that's the beauty of medal and a welder I guess
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
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Fatbobs shackles ????
Kinda noid by the sagging in my back end. I have a 4.5" lift and looking to bring the back up a little. Found these shackles on KSL from fatbobs garage. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...=1&search=jeep. Or i could get the teraflex for 80.00. Fatbobs claim adjustability from 1.5-2". Dont have the cash now for new leafs. Any experience or suggestions with the shackle upgrade?
thanks, Chris
thanks, Chris
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Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Originally Posted by XJPC
Kinda noid by the sagging in my back end. I have a 4.5" lift and looking to bring the back up a little. Found these shackles on KSL from fatbobs garage. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...=1&search=jeep. Or i could get the teraflex for 80.00. Fatbobs claim adjustability from 1.5-2". Dont have the cash now for new leafs. Any experience or suggestions with the shackle upgrade?
thanks, Chris
thanks, Chris
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Year: whats left of a 91
Model: Cherokee
Engine: one that makes noise
Kinda noid by the sagging in my back end. I have a 4.5" lift and looking to bring the back up a little. Found these shackles on KSL from fatbobs garage. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...=1&search=jeep. Or i could get the teraflex for 80.00. Fatbobs claim adjustability from 1.5-2". Dont have the cash now for new leafs. Any experience or suggestions with the shackle upgrade?
thanks, Chris
thanks, Chris
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Year: 1994 Ford Bronco
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Go online to Ironman fabrication and buy some of there extreme duty shackles sure they are like $129 but I'd stay away from adjustable part's in all reality its just one more thing to break on you...That is just my opinion
Sorry I'm still am not a fan of Teraflex..........They can make all there money off JK's in my opinion ,Show up 2 there shop in a beat up Cherokee and see how quick they help you.
Sorry I'm still am not a fan of Teraflex..........They can make all there money off JK's in my opinion ,Show up 2 there shop in a beat up Cherokee and see how quick they help you.
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I ordered these. should lift it about 1" with correct shackle angle, help ride and flex.
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit
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Year: 1994 Ford Bronco
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I ordered these. should lift it about 1" with correct shackle angle, help ride and flex.
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit
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Year: 2001
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Go online to Ironman fabrication and buy some of there extreme duty shackles sure they are like $129 but I'd stay away from adjustable part's in all reality its just one more thing to break on you...That is just my opinion
Sorry I'm still am not a fan of Teraflex..........They can make all there money off JK's in my opinion ,Show up 2 there shop in a beat up Cherokee and see how quick they help you.
Sorry I'm still am not a fan of Teraflex..........They can make all there money off JK's in my opinion ,Show up 2 there shop in a beat up Cherokee and see how quick they help you.
#5594
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Been a long time since I've been on here. Lots going on, and really just a mess of life... I had my knee replaced in November. Those I went to Rattlesnake with in June might recall my limping. While I was recovering, my wife spent all of December in either a hospital or a nursing facility. But, thanks to physical therapy and an excellent orthopedic doc, I start riding a bike in January on my indoor trainer. Weather was nice enough to get my MTB out and ride it a little in Feb. Been playing racquetball the last two weeks. And I'm going to start jogging...
Last fall my ZJ started pulling really bad to the left and I think its more than just the bad left unit bearing. Didn't do any work before the surgery on the Jeep, and only now feel ready to spend a lot of time on the ground while working on anything. Then I can get my Ranger running after the ZJ...
Looks like I've missed a lot of fun here!!! And a new guy in Tooele too...
Last fall my ZJ started pulling really bad to the left and I think its more than just the bad left unit bearing. Didn't do any work before the surgery on the Jeep, and only now feel ready to spend a lot of time on the ground while working on anything. Then I can get my Ranger running after the ZJ...
Looks like I've missed a lot of fun here!!! And a new guy in Tooele too...
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Year: 1994 Ford Bronco
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Been a long time since I've been on here. Lots going on, and really just a mess of life... I had my knee replaced in November. Those I went to Rattlesnake with in June might recall my limping. While I was recovering, my wife spent all of December in either a hospital or a nursing facility. But, thanks to physical therapy and an excellent orthopedic doc, I start riding a bike in January on my indoor trainer. Weather was nice enough to get my MTB out and ride it a little in Feb. Been playing racquetball the last two weeks. And I'm going to start jogging...
Last fall my ZJ started pulling really bad to the left and I think its more than just the bad left unit bearing. Didn't do any work before the surgery on the Jeep, and only now feel ready to spend a lot of time on the ground while working on anything. Then I can get my Ranger running after the ZJ...
Looks like I've missed a lot of fun here!!! And a new guy in Tooele too...
Last fall my ZJ started pulling really bad to the left and I think its more than just the bad left unit bearing. Didn't do any work before the surgery on the Jeep, and only now feel ready to spend a lot of time on the ground while working on anything. Then I can get my Ranger running after the ZJ...
Looks like I've missed a lot of fun here!!! And a new guy in Tooele too...