The January 2013 (new year - new thread)
#106
This may take longer than a 30 pack. Need to drop the Tcase and put in a slip yoke eliminator also.
Still need to research the install, it may have to go on Jack stands due to the cutting off of the old suspension mounting points and the axles not being under it. It may just be easier closer to the ground. Not sure yet. Hoist would make the tcase work easier though.
Still need to research the install, it may have to go on Jack stands due to the cutting off of the old suspension mounting points and the axles not being under it. It may just be easier closer to the ground. Not sure yet. Hoist would make the tcase work easier though.
#108
This may take longer than a 30 pack. Need to drop the Tcase and put in a slip yoke eliminator also.
Still need to research the install, it may have to go on Jack stands due to the cutting off of the old suspension mounting points and the axles not being under it. It may just be easier closer to the ground. Not sure yet. Hoist would make the tcase work easier though.
Still need to research the install, it may have to go on Jack stands due to the cutting off of the old suspension mounting points and the axles not being under it. It may just be easier closer to the ground. Not sure yet. Hoist would make the tcase work easier though.
#109
#111
Oh it's already designed well, and won't be that big of deal to install. I'm just thinking to where we would have to support the Jeep on the hoist in order to install the pivot brackets. Those go where you would typically put the pads on your hoist.
I guess we could figure out how to place and support the Jeep at the body mounts it would be out of the way. Shows in the picture in the instructions that they have an adapter that looks like a cup that the body mount fits in, then in the holes of the hoist where the pads go. I'm sure it could be built with a few pieces of pipe and a saw.
I guess we could figure out how to place and support the Jeep at the body mounts it would be out of the way. Shows in the picture in the instructions that they have an adapter that looks like a cup that the body mount fits in, then in the holes of the hoist where the pads go. I'm sure it could be built with a few pieces of pipe and a saw.