I got my xj 44 for the same price but i remove mine like a man w. my bare hands lol jk i used a breaker bar and it left me worn out for like 2 days what a pita
today i was trying to remove th efactoy perches of the xj 44 and i was working on one of the perches for a very long time and one side went pretty deep int the tube and it still doesnt look like it is going to come off any time soon, what is the easiest and quickest way to remove these
my bumpers are spray painted, semi gloss black is by far the best chois cuz ive tried both flat(seemed pourous and always look dirty) and ive tried high gloss(it just looked sh*tty)
Yeah, but the Toy axle uses a 6-bolt flange, like on full-size pickups and the old full-size Cherokee and J trucks.
the point i was trying to make is that the 44 is a better choice than the toy axle
HA! 6'1 lol
:shock: :shock: do you "fit" easily..lol
That was what I was thinking as well. We are short because tall guys buy XJs so they can fit better.
thats nothing I'm 6'4 and i go some extra baggage but i fit fine and i am pretty comfortable
instead of trying to leveling out the front with extra spacers I'm going to swap sides with the coils(the driver side is .75" lower) and put the 1.75 in spacers to give me a bout 4 in of lift once the other coil sags