Can I borrow your dog? I am to lazy to clean my garage floor??:zzz::zzz::zzz:
|
Originally Posted by 07JKX
(Post 796674)
running a 2.5" bb and 1" BL there was additional slack in the lines... the hard plastic tank and the hose that connects to it from the gas intake will sit on the rear drive shaft/diff. All the other lines on it will have mucho mucho slack.
for the dent banging... no heating... sledge and heavy swings and boy was there mud... i just planted a garden in my driveway yesterday... actually, I had to let is dry out... and shovel most of it out... good 5 or so square feet with 1-2" thickness... i think i get 36 MPG now too! |
The one inch body lift doesn't raise the tank any. Just the 2.5" suspension lift does.
|
Originally Posted by Choppus
(Post 799856)
The one inch body lift doesn't raise the tank any. Just the 2.5" suspension lift does.
|
Just swapped the gas tank skid plate to aftermarket on on my 2009 jk 2dr. It was really easy with a friend and only 1/8 of a tank left. I didn't need to remove any lines but I didn't go all the way down to ground with it, although it looks like it should without a prob.
Once you start lowering the assembly with a jack, you can easily hold up the gas tank while your buddy removes old skid. It's your call if you hold it up (only if it's near empty) or use some rope to tie it up while the new skid is brought in. |
Originally Posted by grifterjim
(Post 3975650)
Just swapped the gas tank skid plate to aftermarket on on my 2009 jk 2dr. It was really easy with a friend and only 1/8 of a tank left. I didn't need to remove any lines but I didn't go all the way down to ground with it, although it looks like it should without a prob. Once you start lowering the assembly with a jack, you can easily hold up the gas tank while your buddy removes old skid. It's your call if you hold it up (only if it's near empty) or use some rope to tie it up while the new skid is brought in.
|
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 01:57 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands