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I am not real sure about that OTT kit myself and had similar odservations/reservations as above. I used the Tera-Flex kit on our Wrangler, but only got the tie rod & drag link. I built my own knuckle.

I used a 3 row radiator in my conversion. My temp never goes over 200 and typically stays around 190 - 195 even on a the hot days that we are having right now at 90 - 95 degrees with the AC running it only got up to 200.

I chose to change the radiator to the later model ('91 & up), but that creates some issues with the temp switch for the electric fan that are kind of a pain to work out. Eagle has a method that is much easier by using a metal tank with a radiator cap instead of changing the radiator.

The system that uses a normal radiator cap instead of that PITA bottle on the firewall. ;)

53004763 is the part number. It supercedes to JR004763, but neither number is available any more through the dealership as I just checked them both and ran a nation wide locator as well to see if any dealerships or warehouses had one left, but no luck.

I have read that the ZJ ('93 - '98 Grand Cherokee) seats pretty much bolt right in to the MJ bucket seat brackets.

I have found the temp sensor burp to be the most effective and fastest waky to do it personally. I parked mine nose down, removed the sensor for a few seconds until coolant started to squirt out, put the sensor back in and was done with it. Not disputing any other method...just saying it's easier because you don't have to run the engine to do it. ;) I also had the issue with the bottle filling up and not sucking coolant in. My problem turned out to be the nipple for the hose on the end of the bottle (pointing to driver side) was completely clogged with something and there was no flow at all. That's when I decided to do the open system conversion.

52000229 = $9.50 each 52005477 - 52005476 = $9.00 each These prices are plus shipping of course. I work in the parts dept at Courtesy Chrysler-Jeep in Casselberry, FL.. :cheers: I prefer the use of PayPal, but you can send a money order by mail if you wish. PM me with you details (shipping address, PayPal email address) if you wish to procede. :cheers: P.S. I will be gone for 3 days starting Friday to Jeep Beach in Daytona so if I do not respond to anything right away in that time period...fear not...I'll be back. I will respond if I have wifi available at the hotel ;) .

Yea...I have to get to removing that and cutting the fenders & flares as well.

:cheers: Welcome to the Club. We'll be lookin' forward to seeing your pics.

Just go here to find the ones you need. Be sure to use " JEEP " as the discount code at checkout for 10% off ;) . http://precisionautoinjectors.com/categ ... tegoryId=3

God bless your day and good luck man :D .

I have been up at those hours many times, but I don't have a place that I can go out and work on the truck. My neighbors would kill be if I did that. Can't wait until we get our property in GA so I can have my privacy and do stuff like that if/when I want to :cheers:

They are from here... www.precisionautoinjectors.com They offer a 10% discount if you buy from the site when you use the discount code " JEEP " at checkout.

Yep...we have a fleet of three vehicles now that are all dark blue & silver paint jobs. 8) :D

Wasn't really an issue when I finally mounted it. The big space in the previous pics was because I had not bolted it in...only had it sitting there ;)

OK...here ya go... ;)

I have finally finished it... :D

The bar is in... FINALLY. Now to get some lights for on it.

:smart: OK...now I got it :D . When you said to weld the "inner" ring, I was imagining it being on the "inner" side of the rim...not the inner ring on the "outside" of the rim. That artilce explained it well. Sorry...as I said...I have never dealt with beadlocks at all :oops: . I knew "what" they did, just never worried about "how" they did it ;) .

Absolutely right. Pete...I have told you before, way back when I first joined here, that if you want to do shirts...let me know. I can make you a good deal even with shipping from me to you. Besides our full time + jobs, Tina & I do t-shirts as a side business ;) www.TinasNovelTees.com Cafe Press can be a convenient way to go and I would not be bothered/offended by the use of that service...just offering and alternative :D .

That is good... :D To post the image, you would have to save it, host it yourself on something like Photobucket and then post it. Like this... ;)

I don't have any PCI modems, but I have a few parts sitting around if you run across a need for any of this. 160gb Western Digital HD (7200 RPM) - I was going to put this on eBay as it is Brand New. Tried to install it and found the mother board was bad. I will be happy to donate it if needed. 1 - DVD drive 1 - CD/RW ROM drive 1 - Network card 1 - DDR333 Ram 512mb 1 - SDRAM DDR 256mb 1 - 9 card reader

Mom's deserve so much, but typically get so little...especially when it comes to the simple things like a thank you for being you, or a quick call or visit just to say hello, how are you, I love you etc, etc... I hope all Mom's have a wonderful day!! :D

That's what I figured, but I was really curious as to how it worked and their site doesn't offer any good pics or explanations that I can find. I found some on their site that I like, but they offer "inside the lip" and "outside the lip". Obviously you are supposed to be somewhat educated on these before buy so I am trying to learn a little here to see if I want to go this way or just buy some complete wheels for our YJ when I am ready. ;)