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1995 Jeep Wrangler SE 2.5L 4-cyl, apx 170k actual miles New aluminum radiator New stainless steel exhaust header and downpipe New starter 5-Speed manual (external slave cylinder) New clutch and slave cylinder 4.56 axle gears Rear chromoly axle shafts New rear driveshaft U-Joints w/ lifetime...

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Any additional info on this? Day event or weekend? We are hoping to camp at Long Meadow that weekend and typically like to run the Wagon Trail, but if it's going to be crowded we might reschedule...

One brand new, never mounted 37x12.5r17 BFG A/T KO2, load range D. Still has shipping labels on it. $200, located in Tri-Cities.

I had to replace the convex portion of mine, cracked it while removing it to access the puddle lamp to replace it :mad: Probably should have waited until it was warmer outside so the plastic clips had more give...

(4) 285-70-17 load range 'C' BFG AT KO2's, less than 300 miles on them. Just removed from a 2018 JLU-R. Located in Tri-Cities area, $800. ***EDIT*** Tires only, wheels not for sale.

Always love watching your builds... Clean clean clean :awesomework: :corn:

Yes, it's got ABS and I've done the Starscan tool bleed procedure more than once already. My biggest question/concern is with the difference in pedal travel when trying to bleed the front versus the rear? What would make the pedal travel shorter on the rear calipers? And why?

Need some basic brake system help. Still working on the same 2009 JKU, and have installed a Mopar Big Brake Kit which consists of a new master cylinder, booster, and front calipers/rotors. I’m battling an extremely soft, and sometimes non-existent, brake pedal. It really acts as if there is...

At first, I was bumming thinking the same thing. But, after thinking about it some more, there is actually no relationship between a tweaked axle housing and the mounting of the rotors or calipers. It's all in the knuckles... If the housing is bent, so be it, but it has no bearing on the...

I have found the answer to the issue... First and foremost, I went back and looked closely at the entire knuckle assembly and found what appeared to be a plastic spacer between the knuckle and the unit bearing. I took it apart, and sure enough, there was a nylon shim in there - and it was...

I'm working on the front brakes for a 2009 Jeep Wrangler, the driver side specifically, and it appears the caliper mount bracket has been contacting the rotor for some time. After disassembling everything and checking it out, the cast mounting ears on the knuckle don't appear to be square to...

You are a sick, sick, man... :D:D:D

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