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In my Biased Opinion, they worked pretty damn good. Its almost like we knew what we were doing
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they were great! i had no problems whatso ever with them, and had some pretty darn good flex for a leaf sprung jeep.
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Guest repliedErik, how did those new shock towers work for you on the Rubicon??
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Guest repliedErik, while I was taking pics, I thought of you and your new shock setup. So I looked at mine. It looks like I need to do something about the front of my Jeep. The picture speaks very loudly. Extended bumpstops. Aftermarket shock tower. Here have a look:
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LOL! True true! Thanks Jim!!!
Having a friend with a plasma cutter....priceless also! Made short work of cutting off the old shock mounts. I woulda spent two hours with a cutoff wheel doing that....lol.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by rick
Cost so far:
$20 Dodge spring plates
$28 Square 9/16" u-bolts, nuts, and washers
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Did Rick do a U-bolt flip by himself??
Cost so far:
$20 Dodge spring plates
$28 Square 9/16" u-bolts, nuts, and washers
:shades:
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by NAILER341
i think rick fabbed his own using ford stuff?
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Originally posted by Trailbst
I would use that as a sig line for sure. Not often you get a compliment like that.
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Originally posted by NAILER341
he said he was doing it... i expect it is finished by now. i think he is doing a write up on it.
i hope
i like the thought of that one. it will make thngs much cleaner under there
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Originally posted by Dukes69
I dont know man, he kept on sayin there was more where that came from and stuff. Although, I have to admit, Erik's meat was very good. Probably some of the best I have put in my mouf
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