Long Island, NY
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 339
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
Yea... so I'm thinking I want a Long Arm kit for my JK... anybody wanna buy some Currie Front Adjustable Lower Control Arms??? they were $320.00 2 months ago.. Id like to see if I can get $250.. and they will be available as soon as anyone wants them. Ill run the stockers until I get the LA kit. also, they are adjusted for 3" of lift and worked awesome when I had he 2.5" BB and still work awesome with my current 3.5" steup (basically all you need to do is bolt them on and your good to go)
Hey Joe how did you like the lowers? Did the jeep track better on the road?
I got the 2.5 BB and a 3/4" puck with the stock lowers, thinking its's making my steering a little weird when I hit bumps.
JK Junkie
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 3,306
Likes: 1
From: Long Island, NY
Matt666, not sure. Rock Krawler perhaps..
BBirish, all of the AEV stuff is staying as is.. it will just be an arm/bracket upgrade.
VINdecent, the front lower arms are necessary in my opinion. the jeep stays in its lane as you want it to and the steering wheel returns to center really quick when you let go of the wheel. It used to wander all over the place and it bothered me, that is long gone. Also, the wind seems to not blow you over the place as much.
Also, the Currie arms use rebuildable 2.5" Johnny Joints in both ends and they allow CRAZY flex... I think each johnny joint has 30 degrees of movement, and there are 2
the only downfall to having johnny joints, is you feel a little more of the road compared to the stock rubber bushings.
BBirish, all of the AEV stuff is staying as is.. it will just be an arm/bracket upgrade.
VINdecent, the front lower arms are necessary in my opinion. the jeep stays in its lane as you want it to and the steering wheel returns to center really quick when you let go of the wheel. It used to wander all over the place and it bothered me, that is long gone. Also, the wind seems to not blow you over the place as much.
Also, the Currie arms use rebuildable 2.5" Johnny Joints in both ends and they allow CRAZY flex... I think each johnny joint has 30 degrees of movement, and there are 2
the only downfall to having johnny joints, is you feel a little more of the road compared to the stock rubber bushings.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 203
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
Yea... so I'm thinking I want a Long Arm kit for my JK... anybody wanna buy some Currie Front Adjustable Lower Control Arms??? they were $320.00 2 months ago.. Id like to see if I can get $250.. and they will be available as soon as anyone wants them. Ill run the stockers until I get the LA kit. also, they are adjusted for 3" of lift and worked awesome when I had he 2.5" BB and still work awesome with my current 3.5" steup (basically all you need to do is bolt them on and your good to go)
And yes, Bilsteins. I don't mess around either. I'd love to do the nth kit someday.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,944
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
im not really to sure. But he went with tom woods, i could shoot him a text if you really want to know.And I also will be going with tom woods when the time comes
JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,944
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
why'd you go to bilsteins?I want fox shocks
JK Newbie
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 60
Likes: 0
From: Plainview, NY
Hi Seth
Welcome Seth,
I'm your neighbor to the south (Plainview) Have an 09 red rock unlimited sahara. Make sure you get a "JK" sticker.
I'm your neighbor to the south (Plainview) Have an 09 red rock unlimited sahara. Make sure you get a "JK" sticker.
Hey guys ..... first time Jeep owner here. I've been lurking a while reading up about the JK and finally picked mine up a week ago.
I got rid of an Acura TL and got a 2010 Red Rock Unlimited Sahara with Nav ... it's pretty much a mall-crawler at this point, although I already have a bike rack for the hitch and working on a roof rack for skis. My kids are excited to finally have it and can't wait for the spring to take the roof down!
I've been reading up a lot here and appreciate the info I got in deciding to take the plunge.
Thanks!
Seth
I got rid of an Acura TL and got a 2010 Red Rock Unlimited Sahara with Nav ... it's pretty much a mall-crawler at this point, although I already have a bike rack for the hitch and working on a roof rack for skis. My kids are excited to finally have it and can't wait for the spring to take the roof down!
I've been reading up a lot here and appreciate the info I got in deciding to take the plunge.
Thanks!
Seth
JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 2,319
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
It was wheeled a couple weeks ago and i guess that they went during the trip but not bad enough to notice. Then it was driven around on til they finally went im not really to sure. But he went with tom woods, i could shoot him a text if you really want to know.
And I also will be going with tom woods when the time comes
im not really to sure. But he went with tom woods, i could shoot him a text if you really want to know.And I also will be going with tom woods when the time comes
Maybe the shafts were banged up from wheelin? Even a Tom Woods shaft can go if you bang it around wheelin. Find out for me, Evan said that the guy charges him $250 a shaft, for whatever shaft.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,944
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
Yea the nassau ds's did look super tough im curious as to why they went now also ill get back to you....and 250 is a lot cheaper than a TW
JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 2,319
Likes: 0
From: Long Island, NY
Tom Woods is $450 a shaft. If I can get 4 shafts from Nassau for $1,000 to have spares, I'll be all over it. You go with Tom Woods, you're paying $900 for 2 shafts, and won't have spares. Plus Evan said he can use whatever flanges you want, so, you can use Spicer 1310 u-joints on both ends.