Pete M

excellent!

I feel it was important that someone mention that the 2 key contributors of that thread will not be responding. If Jason didn't do it, I would have.

Don passed about a year ago. It's not so much about obsolescence, it's about human nature. It always seems that fewer guys will look at an old thread. when searching for a solution, the more eyeballs that see it the better the chances that you'll get a guy that knows the answer. I've had plenty of times that a bump like yours went unanswered but then I split it off into its own thread and gave it a descriptive title and suddenly people responded.

the are several 1-ton builds in the EpicTech subforum the stock front axle can easily be made to handle 33s, especially if you're not doing anything crazy. the rear dana 35 is another story, but as mentioned, there are good alternatives that still work with the front axle.

best I've got of my new baby is in here: I've also got a couple more I bought on ebay but I've got no idea where a digital version might be. somewhere on this site I'm sure.

any updates?

and another:

here's a couple I found:

I'm trapped far far from mine. how good of a resolution do you need?

bumpstops are your friend uptravel is overrated!

finally, torx bits have a real use in the world!

drop your VIN into the registry and one of the dealership guys will be able to get you some details. https://comancheclub.com/forum/28-comanche-registry/

gravity and friction are always conspiring with each other to get me.

whatever you see on the outside is 100 times worse on the inside.

well, that makes me feel a little better about what all has happened to it.

and you're going to turn this into a full writeup, yes?

hunter green 92....

the big question is, how nice do they have to look in the end? plenty of guys have welded in box steel.

yeah, that's another common MJ issue. glad you were able to find the problem

nice horn It's like he nailed a coon which wrecked the car and he decided that it was never happening again.

nice! I'm assuming you bought them?

I love the posters on the back wall of his personal theater room.

when you go to edit your post, scroll down to the bottom and hit the little trash can on the pic to completely remove it. If a pic isn't already used in the text, the software will throw it in at the bottom of the post. looks super yummy!

you win the internet for today.

oh, that's awesome right there! details? build thread?