JKS shackle doubt
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Year: 2001
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JKS shackle doubt
Hey guys,
Just had some general maintenance done on the vehicle and told the guys to put on some JKS shackles during the tune up. Seems like the shackles aren't in the proper position (reversed?) or I could be wrong. Any ideas or is this fihe? Thanks.
Just had some general maintenance done on the vehicle and told the guys to put on some JKS shackles during the tune up. Seems like the shackles aren't in the proper position (reversed?) or I could be wrong. Any ideas or is this fihe? Thanks.
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Web site pic doesn't look like that:
http://jksmfg.com/i-8951242-cherokee...r-shackle.html
http://jksmfg.com/i-8951242-cherokee...r-shackle.html
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Definitely installed backwards. I'd have doubts about the quality of the tune-up. Lol! Meh, **** happens. Even the best techs err sometimes; just sucks when it's on your stuff...
IDK that I would be concerned w/ the "cuts" unless this is a hardcore wheeling rig. Those shackles are far beefier than the spindly stockers.
IDK that I would be concerned w/ the "cuts" unless this is a hardcore wheeling rig. Those shackles are far beefier than the spindly stockers.
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Definitely installed backwards. I'd have doubts about the quality of the tune-up. Lol! Meh, **** happens. Even the best techs err sometimes; just sucks when it's on your stuff...
IDK that I would be concerned w/ the "cuts" unless this is a hardcore wheeling rig. Those shackles are far beefier than the spindly stockers.
IDK that I would be concerned w/ the "cuts" unless this is a hardcore wheeling rig. Those shackles are far beefier than the spindly stockers.