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Those are awesome! I met the owner of PowerBrake a few months ago. These are on my to do list for the 80.
Now that problem is back with a vengeance l. These super high tech carbon arrows will splinter on these powerful compound bows and guys will literally be stuck to the bow with a split up arrow through their arm and wrapped around the bow.. .My dad used to own an archery shop in Chicago in 60s and one in Flagstaff in the 70s. One of the hazards of shooting the cedars was that you had to be very careful when shooting them repeatedly. He had two of his customers put a cedar arrow into their bow arm as they had cracked and the shooter did not realize it. One was minor, the second was pretty gruesome from his description. Aluminum arrows, when they came out, solved a lot of problems associated with the wooden shafts.
Que up “The Rut - Turnpike Troubadours”
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I had some rear bilstein shocks shear the top stud like that too. Bilstein was a pain to work with on warranty, so I just went with Ironman … waaay better.Discovered last weekend that a rear shock had failed. Was under my 1997 FZJ80 and found the driver's side rear shock just mounted at the bottom - the top stud had snapped! View attachment 3700316
This rear shock is a Bilstein 5100 which is rated for a 0 - 2 inch lift on the 80 Series rear axle. Last fall (~10 months ago) I broke a Bilstein 5100 front shock while on a 4x4 trail trail. Replaced that shock under warranty but after this rear one failed decided it was time to move on from Bilstein.
Did a little research online then contacted Cruiser Outfitters for their opinion. Ended-up buying a pair of Dobinson IMR rear shocks for my 80. Impressed by the build quality and robustness of the IMR shocks versus the 5100s.
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I think so too! I think you were coming down Imogene towards Ouray and I was going up. Sweet setup!Dude, I’m pretty certain I saw you somewhere on the trails. We camped on Imogene as well that week!View attachment 3698396
I'm sure I'm not the first to say it but, OUCH!Now that problem is back with a vengeance l. These super high tech carbon arrows will splinter on these powerful compound bows and guys will literally be stuck to the bow with a split up arrow through their arm and wrapped around the bow.. .
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I will stick to a revurve......
Awesome. I’d love to do this. What was your process? Just drill holes bigger?
How about the ride difference?Discovered last weekend that a rear shock had failed. Was under my 1997 FZJ80 and found the driver's side rear shock just mounted at the bottom - the top stud had snapped! View attachment 3700316
This rear shock is a Bilstein 5100 which is rated for a 0 - 2 inch lift on the 80 Series rear axle. Last fall (~10 months ago) I broke a Bilstein 5100 front shock while on a 4x4 trail trail. Replaced that shock under warranty but after this rear one failed decided it was time to move on from Bilstein.
Did a little research online then contacted Cruiser Outfitters for their opinion. Ended-up buying a pair of Dobinson IMR rear shocks for my 80. Impressed by the build quality and robustness of the IMR shocks versus the 5100s.
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Super clean. Just an FYI - and you probably already know this - but the beam pattern for those JDM housings are meant for a RHD road so you'll sometimes be shining your light into oncoming driver's faces. Even though the headlights aren't super bright I was confused why people kept flashing their brights at me. I ended up buying some LHD Depo headlights to replace the JDM headlights.OEM JDM headlamps came in. Spent some time cleaning them up before I put them in.
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Needed to correct the caster angle after the lift. Dropped in some Ironman 4x4 drop brackets.
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Tracks so much better now.
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Super clean. Just an FYI - and you probably already know this - but the beam pattern for those JDM housings are meant for a RHD road so you'll sometimes be shining your light into oncoming driver's faces. Even though the headlights aren't super bright I was confused why people kept flashing their brights at me. I ended up buying some LHD Depo headlights to replace the JDM headlights.