I just mean, it would appear my tie rod is going to be twice as strong as the axle itself. lol. I probably didn't need something this heavy duty, or this much fab work. But, I'll give it a shot.
It's probably not that bad.
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I just mean, it would appear my tie rod is going to be twice as strong as the axle itself. lol. I probably didn't need something this heavy duty, or this much fab work. But, I'll give it a shot.
It's probably not that bad.
This fab work and welding is what seperates you from the bolt on jeep boys
Sounds good to me.
Are you insinuating that most jeeps are built by a 4-Wheel Parts store garage mechanic?
If the catalog fits
I will bet this person at least put the stickers on themselves.
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If anyone is interested, East Coast gear supply has an inch pound torque wrench for $65. I'm going to pick one up for doing my gears. It's the best price I have found.
http://eastcoastgearsupply.com/i-19223956-inch-pound-torque-wrench.html
http://eastcoastgearsupply.com/i-19223956-inch-pound-torque-wrench.html
Order me one too!
Order me one too!
If he's paying for it, I think a bunch of us would jump on that bandwagon.
If he's paying for it, I think a bunch of us would jump on that bandwagon.
Yeah, that's not going to happen. lol. I'm building up my parts stash slowly due to funds.
