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Old 03-21-2013, 08:54 AM
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Well, I'm not sure why I never registered before now. Just lazy, I guess. I've owned my XJ for over seven years. It's been a great Jeep.

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Nice! Welcome. I'll be running 35's by the summertime hopefully. Slip yoke eliminator or anything like that? custom drive shafts?
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Thanks. SYE not required with Atlas transfer case. I believe both driveshafts had to be slightly altered, but I don't really remember. That was a long time ago, and my memory's not what it used to be.
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Oh you have an Atlas? Lets see some pics!
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Oh you have an Atlas? Lets see some pics!
Well, here are a few pics taken during installation... not sure I have taken any since...







The shifters are a bit out of focus in this one, but you get the idea...

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Wow, that is one slick setup you have there. Shiny! And you're just now joining? haha...why are there two shifters? Beautiful work
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Welcome.. Jeep looks great, really nice setup & clean install on all the switches for lockers & compresser. (think i might steel that idea for switch location)....
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Wow, that is one slick setup you have there. Shiny!
The underside shots are from back in 2005 when the long-arm kit and the Atlas were installed; it was all brand new back then. It's not so shiny any more -- at least on the outside. The interior shot is very recent -- this is the family 'wheeling wagon, so we try to keep the interior of this one clean. The CJ is a different story entirely, but that's for another forum.

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And you're just now joining?
Yeah, I've been on NAXJA for years but just realized that I've only been lurking as a visitor here. No idea why...

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haha...why are there two shifters?
So that you can engage the front and rear separately; allows for front wheel drive or 2WD LO. Very handy certain occasions.
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Welcome.. Jeep looks great, really nice setup & clean install on all the switches for lockers & compresser. (think i might steel that idea for switch location)....
Thanks! I've been pretty happy with the location; it's very convenient. If you haven't done so already, check out OTRATTW, the source for the laser-etched rockers for the switches.
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Man that's one heck of a set up. Nice XJ!
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I was just checking out Atlas' site, and wow. I got a lot of learning to do if I wanted to order one of those from them. The more I get into this jeep thing the less I like my 242 due to compatibility issues.
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Man that's one heck of a set up. Nice XJ!
Thanks.

So you work for 1A Auto Parts, huh? Good to know... Just added you to my address book. Those of us with Jeeps can't have too many contacts in the parts business.
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I was just checking out Atlas' site, and wow. I got a lot of learning to do if I wanted to order one of those from them. The more I get into this jeep thing the less I like my 242 due to compatibility issues.
I can't recommend the Atlas highly enough. I have one in my XJ and one in my CJ. They take a pounding and never complain; I've never had a single issue with either of them. I wouldn't 'wheel without one!
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Originally Posted by adambaum

Thanks! I've been pretty happy with the location; it's very convenient. If you haven't done so already, check out OTRATTW, the source for the laser-etched rockers for the switches.
Cool will do thanks, always wonder where to get those.
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New jeep owner myself.
Very Nice Jeep, and nice tcase.
Keep on wheelin..


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