Pete M

yeah, my dad learned that the hard way too. :doh:

Meh, I never did care for the slow and boring "passive" methods. :D and unless you like the smell of your engine bay, don't vent it into your cowl. :( simply having the hole in my hood has made it a necessity to have the cooling fan running on the freeway, otherwise the fumes waft inside. the fan seems to push the smell out into the air steam and away from the cab.

Comanches have an extra brace that supports the LCA mounts. Cherokees don't have this and if the drop brackets were designed for an XJ, then they may not work on an MJ. some do, but some don't.

"drop brackets vs. no brackets" isn't really about flex. Other things like spring rate, shocks stiffness, and sway bars are bigger factors in that. The big thing that drop brackets do is bring your control arms back to level after lifting so you get a better on-road ride. :thumbsup:

yes. you just need to trim the ends of the steel bushings and they are a perfect match. also, the bigger bushing goes towards the rear of the truck.

is the track bar good for 5.5", or is it the one that came with the truck, or what?

street view still has that minivan in the driveway we owned back in like 05. :dunno: but the overhead is more recent. :D

:drool:

:doh: shoulda known that!

for seatbelts?

http://comancheclub.com/topic/39854-comanche-of-the-month-august-2013-the-rc-mj/

I want one! :drool:

do you mean the small + wire got yanked out? or that the big + cable fell off the terminal?

every time I see those things it makes me want to sell off a real one to fund the purchase. :drool:

not only can it, the truck should continue to run off the alternator. :thumbsup:

it was a legitimate typo that went unnoticed by anyone for months. :rotf: It was so funny (I mean, of all the forum names to screw up) I just decided to leave it as is. :yes:

nice :D

sure looks like it's his to win or lose. :yes:

already sent them some. :dunno:

it's not exactly easy, but I can work on it. :thumbsup:

yes, lots of photos! :D have fun!

drywall screws are just so darn useful :D looks good!

don't forget that changes in height can necessitate a frontend alignment. :thumbsup:

theme song for the magnificent 7 :thumbsup:

you'll be much happier with the WJ arms than poly in the stock arms. :D