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If i was not also dojng a lift and axles, this jeep would be sitting in Motechs parking lot beside urs and have them do it! I agree with u completely.
I will say this for them however, Robbie at MoTech is very knowledgable and will work with u on the phone for as long as it takes to fix any issues u might have. I am impressed with his direct level of support when i have needed it.
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I now run without carpet and it is so easy to wash out the floors and seats. It looks fantastic!
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Nice. Good for you!
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Its been slow going with the texas heat and my non air conditioned shop.
I have swapped transfer cases last weekend with CrazyCodyK. The rubi case i had doesnt work on the chevy transmission output shaft but the jeep x model case will.
I have gotten all of the skid plates (except for gas tank skid) back from powdercoat. The gas tank skid i have is all beat to hell and i have been researching replacement options. The stock tank is around $500-600 and so are the aftermarket options. The stock skid is thinner metal but full coverage of the tank, the aftermarket solutions are 3/16 steel but only cover the bottom of tank, not the side near the driveshaft. Still debating this problem
Also working on evap relocation kit options. Was concidering making my own instead of buying a kit but without the body on the frame, not sure of my clearances. By relocating the evap, that is a very heavy skid plate i wont need anymore.
I will be working on it more this afternoon and will take some updated pics then and post them.
I have swapped transfer cases last weekend with CrazyCodyK. The rubi case i had doesnt work on the chevy transmission output shaft but the jeep x model case will.
I have gotten all of the skid plates (except for gas tank skid) back from powdercoat. The gas tank skid i have is all beat to hell and i have been researching replacement options. The stock tank is around $500-600 and so are the aftermarket options. The stock skid is thinner metal but full coverage of the tank, the aftermarket solutions are 3/16 steel but only cover the bottom of tank, not the side near the driveshaft. Still debating this problem
Also working on evap relocation kit options. Was concidering making my own instead of buying a kit but without the body on the frame, not sure of my clearances. By relocating the evap, that is a very heavy skid plate i wont need anymore.
I will be working on it more this afternoon and will take some updated pics then and post them.
#100
JK Freak
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Ok was not productive at all on my jeep but i got my buddies jeep back together so thats a plus. May get a chance to work on mine during week. Gotta change out the input gear in transfercase.