Huntsville Alabama / Tennessee Valley Chat
JK Junkie
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From: North Alabama
By the way, I'm selling the lift kit that I took off my jeep a few months ago. I've got to take some pics of the parts before I post it in the for sale section, but thought I'd give the locals first shot at it.
I'll be asking $500 and here's what comes in the kit:
Front and rear 2.5" Teraflex coils ($454 on the Northridge4x4 site ---> http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...rod=TF-1853102 )
Front JKS trackbar (The bar itself is the second generation replacement and was never installed) ($144 on the Northridge4x4 site --->http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...rod=JKS-OGS121 )
Rear JKS trackbar (Another $144)
Front and rear Rubicon Express bumpstops ($40)
Rubicon Express monotube shocks from a 2" budget boost (Maybe $100 used, but $300 new?)
Rubicon Express rear sway bar links ($32)I forgot to mention that I'll also have a set of black plastic fender flares for sale pretty soon too. One has some trail rash on it so I'll probably ask $100 for the four. I was going to try and chop them, but decided I would just stick with the full flares already on my jeep instead.
I'll be asking $500 and here's what comes in the kit:
Front and rear 2.5" Teraflex coils ($454 on the Northridge4x4 site ---> http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...rod=TF-1853102 )
Front JKS trackbar (The bar itself is the second generation replacement and was never installed) ($144 on the Northridge4x4 site --->http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...rod=JKS-OGS121 )
Rear JKS trackbar (Another $144)
Front and rear Rubicon Express bumpstops ($40)
Rubicon Express monotube shocks from a 2" budget boost (Maybe $100 used, but $300 new?)
Rubicon Express rear sway bar links ($32)
Where's the pics?
JK Junkie
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From: North Alabama
JK Freak
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From: Madison, AL
I've got 12K miles on them now and the noise isn't bad at all for an MT. They're louder now than when they were new, but I don't even notice it at highway speed. By the way, the MTR's run a little bigger than most other brands. The tread is wearing pretty good as far as I can tell, no cupping or chunking so far.
Micah
JK Enthusiast
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From: Prospect, TN
im going to try the disconnect the battery idea....even i can do that, right? which one is negative?
JK Junkie
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By the way, you will lose your radio settings when you perform this "reboot", so if they're really important, note which stations are set on which buttons.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Prospect, TN
Negative (-) is the large black battery cable. Positive (+) is the large red cable. DO NOT let the connector end of the black cable touch the connector end of the red cable.
By the way, you will lose your radio settings when you perform this "reboot", so if they're really important, note which stations are set on which buttons.
By the way, you will lose your radio settings when you perform this "reboot", so if they're really important, note which stations are set on which buttons.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Huntsville, Alabama
You would be fine...........I've got a chain........there sounds like enough people to pull you out of anything..........I've seen a stock Suzuki samurai no lift with street tires up there and a girl was driving . I think you should kick yourself in the butt for saying you don't have as much as a suzuki samurai..............just sayin..........It's a nice ride you would be sorry if you didn't go
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Huntsville, Alabama
Negative (-) is the large black battery cable. Positive (+) is the large red cable. DO NOT let the connector end of the black cable touch the connector end of the red cable.
By the way, you will lose your radio settings when you perform this "reboot", so if they're really important, note which stations are set on which buttons.
By the way, you will lose your radio settings when you perform this "reboot", so if they're really important, note which stations are set on which buttons.
