By no cutting tools I meant nothing that produces a flame or spark.

No sawzalls or torches. Hacksaw is fine.

Usually you don't need the Jack. They're supported by the body already up on stands. Push comes to shove they have huge cherry pickers you can use to pick the ***** up.

 

I'll text travis and see if there are any goodies at that one cause im pretty sure he goes to that one too... Do i need to grab a crossmember? Also, if i get a tranny out of say a 96 when they changed the output style of the T case, can i use a pre 96 case on the 96 tranny?

 

You need a 91-96 transmission and t-case. 23 spline.

 

It's a 2 hour drive.

 

K, so 6 hours of your life.

 

Roger Roger. Friday is just front axle and shafts... Gonna try and find someone to go with me but i doubt it will happen and my brother would probably be of no help... Now i have to figure out how to get the axle home...

 

And 40 dollars worth of gas

 

Ok so at pap a front axle is roughly 200 without a core return and the JY here already has one pulled for 200. Should I just go to the JY here and pick that one up?

 

Uh...yes

 

X2, or find a part out on cl.

 

Just makin sure it made sense to other people out side of my head lol... There was one for sale in GA a while ago locked for 300 that I should have bought... What should I do to clean it up? Wire wheel, new rotors and pads, and gear oil...

 

Check the rotors and pads, change the gear oil, wire wheel and flap disc the whole thing, an paint it with chassis paint. Give I a good inspection before you throw down 200 dollars.

 

It's already out of the Jeep so idk what condition it's in... It's getting new ceramic pads and new rotors if need be.

 

Make sure the gears are right too.

 

They have a good computer system for keeping track of all that but I'm gonna make sure i dont get screwed on anything