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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Really enjoyed reading this build so far. Keep up the good work. Nice seeing another Marylander. Subscribed! Makes me kinda regret selling my CJ7 (stock), but still thankful for my TJ.
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Northern Maryland (almost PA) in Carroll Co, work in Baltimore Co though. Would like to try Big Dogs out but want to trailer it down there (don't have trailer yet). Rausch Creek is alot closer and is about 1 hour and half compared to I believe over 4 hours for Big Dogs. Either way would be cool to go wheeling.
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Boarder, if you want to check rausch maybe we could meet up and go. It would be neat to see two old jeeps there. |
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#211 (permalink) |
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Granite Guru
Join Date: Jun 2011
Member # 192442
Location: Crofton, MD
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Bedwell, I have to trailer my rig anywhere now so I feel you! I gott get the rig fixed....get some tires under her and what not. I just got a line on some H1's with internal beads with worn 37s for $550 plus shipping. I got pics of them. I told the guy no but am still considering. Thoughts?
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I think I read you are going to run a 14 bolt in the rear. I would think 37's would be the smallest you would want to run with an unshaved 14 bolt it you will be dragging a lot. I'm not sure they would be worth it, no offense to anyone, since the guy on rausch wants $1000 for 5 h1s and 5 42" tsl tires that are 90% tread. Just my .02
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Location: Boston
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also there are deals out there, last summer, two friends both bought a set (4) 42" iroks for a grand each set, one set were stickies, both about 90% tread.
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Location: Crofton, MD
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Yeah I agree they should be a dry connection....but they are very wet right now. The seals between the two are blown and I have tranny fluid in my transfer case and vice versa. So I don't know if a standard 205 transfer case rebuild seal kit will have what I need. Figured a gear head on here would know better than anyone else.
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#218 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Location: Crofton, MD
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Just incase no one has seen them. I have a set of 5 Powder White Steelies from Pro Comp. 15 x 10, 8 on 6.5 brand new 3 week old rims! I will let them go for $325 or trade towards 17's, H1's, or 37in, 39in, or 42in tires.
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#219 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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when i replaced the seals in my tranny and t-case, i just figured out what vehicle they where in from the factory. then went to a parts store and got the seals. i dont know much about the chevy trannies and t-cases so i cant help whith what years they came out of.
as for the tires i would really suggest 39's or bigger. not trying to get in your business but from my own experience i have done enough dragging with my 14 bolt and i am running 42's. |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Location: Duncan OK / Houston TX
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Thanks for the detail! My 5 is somewhere back on your tab 3.
You've saved me a few hard lessons to be learned. Love the fuel cell under the tub. I didn't want to give up the back seat. (kids) Bet motor pool loves you. |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Location: Crofton, MD
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Oh well you either love cruising or you love wheeling hard.
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#224 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Location: Crofton, MD
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Oh yeah I'm offloading my spare tire as well. I have a brand new Good year MTR with Kevlar which is a 35 x 12.50 R 15 LT that I am selling for $250. Since these have been in such high demand Goodyear can't keep up with stocking them. I am being told there is a nationwide shortage and there won't be anymore available until September. If your interested PM me
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#225 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Location: Crofton, MD
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Well I emailed PSC with the information on my rig and here is what they suggested. The SK100 kit or SK115. I can also send my gear to them for porting and save $150.00-$200.00 on the kit.
They said a Borgeson BOR0009100 will fix the shaft issues. Anyone have any experience with these kits? I'm completely in the dark when it comes to steering. From what I have read about the Borgeson component that should just drop right in but the full hydro assist is night and day. Suggestions? |
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