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No mines still fine. Have wanted a 1991 and up 4.0 5 speed Mj forever as dd every time I get a little savings something comes up. Had a ladder break on me Monday came down on heal of left foot. Been home yesterday and today cannot put any weight on left foot. So there goes savings for rent.
Good morning....
Man you just don't have the luck lately...hope you get better but did this happen on the job?
No mines still fine. Have wanted a 1991 and up 4.0 5 speed Mj forever as dd every time I get a little savings something comes up. Had a ladder break on me Monday came down on heal of left foot. Been home yesterday and today cannot put any weight on left foot. So there goes savings for rent.
Does it have to be 4x4? If not, we can drop one of these spare 4.0L's into the 86. All we need is a transmission. 2wd 5spds are easy to find compared to 4x4 models.
Damn, sucks about your foot man. If ya need anything, just ask.
Good morning guys.
Walt, do you happen to have a spare set of 3" lift coils? I know you want to lift your MJ 6.5 or more and i have a set of RC 6.5" coils for trade. I want to put a 3" on my brothers XJ. I have leafs, just need coils.
Damn, sucks about your foot man. If ya need anything, just ask.
Good morning guys.
Walt, do you happen to have a spare set of 3" lift coils? I know you want to lift your MJ 6.5 or more and i have a set of RC 6.5" coils for trade. I want to put a 3" on my brothers XJ. I have leafs, just need coils.
I will have some soon when I take my 3.5" re coils out for the 4.5" coils I have...
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I think Optimas are overpriced and overrated. Unless you have a shat yon of electronics or use your winch excessively, a properly maintained electrical/charging system is all you need. Optima is good for one thing.."Ohh....look at that!". You can get the NAPA version for almost 80 bucks less if you feel you need one.
I had the same optima battery for ten years. And I gave it to my little cousin. I paid little over 100 for it wayyyy back then. It never corroded and I put that battery in multiple jeeps race cars boats. I would pull it out and use it for trolling on the boat. It was under water for 4 days on one of my jeeps because it was stuck in a pond. The new ones are expensive. I have one in both jeeps. But im hard on equipment and I neglect haha. Just My wooden nickels worth.
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I had the same optima battery for ten years. And I gave it to my little cousin. I paid little over 100 for it wayyyy back then. It never corroded and I put that battery in multiple jeeps race cars boats. I would pull it out and use it for trolling on the boat. It was under water for 4 days on one of my jeeps because it was stuck in a pond. The new ones are expensive. I have one in both jeeps. But im hard on equipment and I neglect haha. My wooden nickels worth.
Finally had a day off yesterday and was able to install my lift. I went with conservative with this for now as we have been using the XJ a lot to tow our tiny camper and a lot of road trips. I went with a 3" RC lift from Rockridge 4wd and 31x10.50-15 General Grabber AT's mounted on 15x8 Cragar Soft 8's with 4.75 B.S. from Summit Racing. While I was under there I also installed a new RC steering stabilizer, Daystar front extended bump stops (mine were completely missing), Daystar rear extended bumpstops and a new Moog problem solver track bar. I reset the toe in to 1/8", was at 7/8" toe when I was done with the lift, will be good for around town till I get the alignment done on Friday.
Good morning....
Man you just don't have the luck lately...hope you get better but did this happen on the job?
Yes
Originally Posted by Outlaw Star
Does it have to be 4x4? If not, we can drop one of these spare 4.0L's into the 86. All we need is a transmission. 2wd 5spds are easy to find compared to 4x4 models.
