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The sliders are another arcworx product! I can’t take credit at all! The first set wet on a 100 series!The dimple die’d step plates are a nice bit of detail.
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The sliders are another arcworx product! I can’t take credit at all! The first set wet on a 100 series!The dimple die’d step plates are a nice bit of detail.
Ok so the sliders are a weld’m yourself kit?The sliders are another arcworx product! I can’t take credit at all! The first set wet on a 100 series!
He hasn’t put them on yet! And I’m not sure how he’s ganna do it! We were seeing how they’d fit on 80s firstOk so the sliders are a weld’m yourself kit?
Edit: I went to Arcworx sight and don’t see sliders. ???
I will say this, White Knuckle Off Road has serious competition! These look awesome..nice job.Painting in the dark again. I seem to do this before every trip View attachment 3898494
I'm late to this (it's been a busy month or two and I still have one more eye surgery to finish off in a couple of weeks) so maybe all good now in Montana? However, there is one more simple cause and simple solution to this sometimes perplexing issue.I got the transfercase popped open again last night….. nothing seems all that wrong. The bearing on the input shaft needed to be pressed down just the tiniest bit because the snap ring wasn’t totally snapped in and I found that the last owner used a puller on the out put shaft bearings and they’re a little funky… but that was like 80k miles ago and they seem to be wearing fine.
My best guess at this point is that the rear springs finally made the rear sit high enough that the rear driveshaft is super unhappy. I was reading some threads last night and they seemed to mirror my issues. Any ideas?
You seem to have good lighting therefor…….Painting in the dark again. I seem to do this before every trip View attachment 3898494
Thank harbor freight!You seem to have good lighting therefor…….
I gave that a shot when I was messing with it, it made it better but didn’t fix it!I'm late to this (it's been a busy month or two and I still have one more eye surgery to finish off in a couple of weeks) so maybe all good now in Montana? However, there is one more simple cause and simple solution to this sometimes perplexing issue.
Too much grease in the slip joint. Solution is to take off the zerk and exercise the axle around the block a few times. Reinstall zerk. Never had a sloppy axle, but one locked up like this will exhibit virtually same symptoms. I did this the first time I serviced my FJ55 back in the day. A little is good, more must be better? It is surprisingly little that will cause such a racket.
Just Moab! I only have time for a 4 day trip. I’m excited, it been a couple years since I’ve beenAre you going to Moab and Sand hollow or just Moab ?
I believe it! I think we’re ganna hit, trifecta, cliffhanger, and PritchettThe trails seem more challenging, IMO the SXS’s are tarrying them up.
Still a blast.
Mine only stick out 1” past the widest part of the doors.The new sliders are on a major diet compared to the last set! View attachment 3899084
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Me too!I’m surprised that you didn’t integrate new sliders into the rockers.
I like having them be a consumable! And I’m building a regular cab pickup to do the really really rough stuff anywayI’m surprised that you didn’t integrate new sliders into the rockers.