Abilene Thread- post 4x4 spots, club nights and get-togethers, and anything related..
JK Enthusiast
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I bought them and took to him. He isn't specialized in 4x4 but he rebuilds rear ends for 1000+ HP cars. Ill let ya know how it went when I get the jeep back. Or you can go out to Kirby Friday evening and ill show ya. Lol
Last edited by Maniacal; Jan 8, 2013 at 06:46 PM.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Abilene
My suggestion would be to go pick up a small bench press at Harbor Freight Tools and knock it out that way. I'm not sure of any shop that would do it cheaper than buying your press. Then you would have another tool for the garage and that's always a bonus! I would be happy to come over and help ya if needed as well!
Also, maybe a bench vice and some make-shift dyes to press em out. I can help ya out of your want to go that route?
See ya
Also, maybe a bench vice and some make-shift dyes to press em out. I can help ya out of your want to go that route?
See ya
Now i just have to find time to put it all on, I'm prepping the house right now for new flooring this weelend, then i have to go back to work for my last week next week. So hopefully next weekend i can get it all done.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2012
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From: Abilene
Ok.. My sticker when I bought my jeep said 3.21 gears. When I changed them out I had 3.73 gears! Hahaha. I thought I would give an update. These 4.56 gears are great. It has added some pep in my step and also has gained me about 2mpg city and even more on interstate. If you run the big tires you won't be dissapointed in changing.
Last edited by Maniacal; Jan 12, 2013 at 11:42 PM.
