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Mine has the measurements , yours should too
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Akula just reminded me when he said fsm I have a 90 fsm and can send you pics or fax you the frame spec page(s)
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When I worked at my local body shop on many occasions the measurements were not always accurate. I can call my old boss and see if he'll give me the measurements for you . Another way that we also did it was to bolt all of the parts on and check to make sure it all was lined up and then weld everything in place . I'll let you know asap .
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Rear Brake Proportioning Rod & Bump Stops
Strokermjcomanche replied to 91Pioneer's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
As eagle said those are the correct bump stops . There are different lengths of those also . I'm sure someone here can give you the correct length . Yes I think you need some springs IMO -
Rear Brake Proportioning Rod & Bump Stops
Strokermjcomanche replied to 91Pioneer's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Skidoo is right . Those are not the correct bumpstops . It's pouring down rain right now or I would send a pic of the correct ones . Instead of them being round like yours they are there supposed to be (for the lack of a better word ) bread loaf looking lol. I would say that it looks like the reason your brake arm is off is because the leaf springs are old and have sagged over the years . -
Late Model Fenders ... Early Model Flares?
Strokermjcomanche replied to Rockfrog's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I've put the older style flares on the new fenders . The holes line up but you do have to cut the flares where it meets the bumper extension . Image Not Found Image Not Found -
There's one on the Pittsburgh craigslist $50 . Listed under( Amc model 20 rear end )
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Lizard Skin Sound Deadener
Strokermjcomanche replied to Strokermjcomanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I'm in Youngstown . My trucks going to be the one in the museum and I'm going to bring my dd mj also . It would be nice to have more Mjs there . Look me up if you end up going . . -
Lizard Skin Sound Deadener
Strokermjcomanche replied to Strokermjcomanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Thanks Pghcomanche that's exactly what I was looking to do to my truck . Are you going to bantams jeep festival in butler fathers day weekend? -
Lizard Skin Sound Deadener
Strokermjcomanche replied to Strokermjcomanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Thanks Jeep Driver . I plan on putting carpet in on top of the lizard skin . I'll have to live without the jute padding . When I took the old carpet and padding out it was so waterlogged . Atleast when the carpet gets wet in the winter from the snow it'll dry quicker than the padding . I just was wondering how it holds up -
Lizard Skin Sound Deadener
Strokermjcomanche replied to Strokermjcomanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Has anyone used lizard skin?? -
Lizard Skin Sound Deadener
Strokermjcomanche replied to Strokermjcomanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I used por 15 on my s-10 blazer and wasn't pleased with the results . But yes water= rust. I figured a sound deadener / water barrier on the inside of the floors would kill two birds with one stone . If I used por 15 then Id have to find something to deaden sound . Akula : how long has it been in ? Have you taken a look to see how it's held up? Thanks -
Lizard Skin Sound Deadener
Strokermjcomanche replied to Strokermjcomanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Although its nice to be quiet It's not as important to me to have the sound deadening quality as it is the water barrier . I've seen dynamat , but it's more expensive and time consuming IMO . -
Has anyone used this Lizard skin ?? It's a spray on sound deadener that is supposed to be a water barrier also . I was thinking on using it on the floors of my truck instead of the jute padding A.K.A "sponge" . I would like to hear from someone that's used it and had it in there truck / car for an extended period of time to see how it holds up . Thanks in advance .
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4Wd Swap Needs Done Asap, Need Answers
Strokermjcomanche replied to Dando's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
My appologies on the trans jeepco . I coulda swore someone less than a month ago posted they had different wiring but I guess I shoulda checked the 88 and 95 in my garage lol. -
4Wd Swap Needs Done Asap, Need Answers
Strokermjcomanche replied to Dando's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
The newer aw4 trans has 2 extra wires inside the trans plugs (black and white ) towards the passenger side of the valve cover by the firewall. You will also need to use the tcu out of your xj also . I would use the Comanche crossmember and the xj torque convertor. If the mj speedo is mechanical then you'll have to find a longer speedo cable and a mechanical speedo part that fits in your tcase . The mj was meant to be 4wd it's pretty straight forward.I'm in the middle of converting my 3rd truck to 4wd and my donor is a 95 xj but I'm doing a complete swap -
To each his own . I do stuff that other people wouldn't and vice versa. Why do people put different interiors ,lights, tires , wheels , dually flares etc. If there was meant to be no difference in anything every single vehicle would look identical . I can tell you there's some people I don't want to look / act like either different is good (quote from Arby's ) lol. After all aren't we considered different because of what we drive?
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Sorry it's grey but the cloth center section is a different pattern/ style
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Do you still have the cable out of the 4wd donor ? You can use the one out of the donor . If you don't have the donor cable anymore you can order a new one or go to a junkyard and grab one .
