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Old 02-14-2013, 11:57 AM
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looks badazz bro...but finally what...lol...? Tires???

i still haven't gotten around to trimming up my front bumber. looks real nice.
Lol yeah I've had the tires sitting in my apartment for almost a month! Wasn't making the gf very happy
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Believe me, my wife feels her pain...lmao.
yeah dude, your rig is bangin. I gotta get some lights too. but i need to regear first.
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Believe me, my wife feels her pain...lmao.
yeah dude, your rig is bangin. I gotta get some lights too. but i need to regear first.
I need to regear too. My wallet feels your pain lol
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My wallet feels no pain as I do not have to regear.. But my windshield felt a lot of pain... I need a new one lol
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^^^^^
lucky azz...
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Giving the Jersey guys a heads up. Globex in Toms River has sick deals on LED light bars with a lifetime warranty. I just picked up a 13.5" for $179.
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Giving the Jersey guys a heads up. Globex in Toms River has sick deals on LED light bars with a lifetime warranty. I just picked up a 13.5" for $179.
pictures? thats a screaming deal...
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pictures? thats a screaming deal...
This one is going on my bumper
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Not sure if links are aloud, sorry mods if they're not.

http://www.globexperformance.com/light-bars/
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Good swap did you mod it at all?
Sorry for the late reply. I didn't have to mod the strut itself, but the plastic molding around the ball in the rear was keeping the strut from moving so it needed to be trimmed

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The white around it is where I tore the plastic away. Works great now. These struts are much stronger and hold up the hatch perfectly
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So I had my RC xflex 4.5in lift put it maybe 5 months ago. It's been holding up well, but I've had to have tie rods replaced due to death wobble. I used the tcase drop and I have no driveline vibrations. The only problem I have now is my brakes suck with 33s and my trac bar seems to keep coming loose. My steering is also a little loose. Any suggestions or cheap mods for a noob? It's also my DD. thanks
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well its really not a good idea to cheap out on steering... thats how you keep your jeep in control
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Originally Posted by puckhound95
So I had my RC xflex 4.5in lift put it maybe 5 months ago. It's been holding up well, but I've had to have tie rods replaced due to death wobble. I used the tcase drop and I have no driveline vibrations. The only problem I have now is my brakes suck with 33s and my trac bar seems to keep coming loose. My steering is also a little loose. Any suggestions or cheap mods for a noob? It's also my DD. thanks
There is a vender on here that sells ceramic pads and drilled/slotted rotors for 99 bucks. Also you might want to look into a zj tie rod and a beefier track bar. Or go with one ton steering. I just put 33's on my xj. My steering is good for now.. But my. Brakes are a tad weaker so that's my plan.
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Originally Posted by NewJerseyXJ609

There is a vender on here that sells ceramic pads and drilled/slotted rotors for 99 bucks. Also you might want to look into a zj tie rod and a beefier track bar. Or go with one ton steering. I just put 33's on my xj. My steering is good for now.. But my. Brakes are a tad weaker so that's my plan.
It's a RC adjustable trac bar. Thought it would be strong enough, but maybe ill look into a better one. Another thing is that when I turn at high speed (50+), my steering does shake a little. That may have something to do with the tracbar, but I don't know. I just want my steering to feel safer
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Originally Posted by puckhound95
It's a RC adjustable trac bar. Thought it would be strong enough, but maybe ill look into a better one. Another thing is that when I turn at high speed (50+), my steering does shake a little. That may have something to do with the tracbar, but I don't know. I just want my steering to feel safer
Part of it may be that your expecting more than mechanically possible. Turning a 50+mph will never feel great on a 4.5" lift.
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Originally Posted by Swirlchaser

Part of it may be that your expecting more than mechanically possible. Turning a 50+mph will never feel great on a 4.5" lift.
Alright as long as I know my tracbar won't fall off or I won't loose control, that's all I care about. Still kind of new to the whole lifted xj thing


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