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Turbocharger
Thats not a turbo, thats a centrifugal supercharger. Turbos are drivin by the exhaust gases of the motor. Centrifugal supercharger are drivin by a belt or gear drive and do not produce as much "instant" tourqe as a roots style. The supercharger in the first pic looks like a Vortech or a...- Bonehead
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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That sound can't be good?
I heard that sound before, sounds like the rear diff to me............it have a losing battle trying to keep both wheels moving- Bonehead
- Post #10
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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OK need a vote on these wheels...
I bet that wheel for the KJ will be 5 spoke though...........- Bonehead
- Post #17
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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OK need a vote on these wheels...
Yea, I like them better than the other..........but I got a thing for black centered wheels(biggrin) ,been thinking about some for mine(I think they would look real good on a silver KJ).........hmm let me look around abit :).- Bonehead
- Post #6
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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Offsets, Backspace, and other wheel info
Cool, that chart will save me a bit of math in the future.- Bonehead
- Post #2
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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OK need a vote on these wheels...
Be better if they didn't have the fake beadlock looking things on the outer lip, but I do like them (biggrin) I do have a question though since those pictures are 6 bolt with matching flute on the 6 spokes.............are the 5 bolt version for the KJ gonna be 5 spoke??- Bonehead
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- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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proportioning vavle?
It controls how much brake pressure goes to the front and rear brakes to keep the car/truck brakes working evenly front to rear, its also where the sensor is mounted that turns on the brake warning light on if pressure is lost.- Bonehead
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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How often do we really need to change oil?
I'd run synthetic then change it every 6 months and not worry about it (biggrin) .................though knowing me I'd end up doing once year if I was running synthetic and putting on the amount of miles you put on it, but thats me. Since I put more miles a week on mine than you do in 3mo...- Bonehead
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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New Rubicon's and Goodyear MTR's
Same here!!!!!!!!! Oh yeah and it looks SWEEEET (biggrin)- Bonehead
- Post #6
- Forum: Post Your Liberty Pictures
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Buzzer sounding at 120Kph (+-74Mph)
Being its an import KJ in might have a speed alarm....- Bonehead
- Post #3
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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I just weighed my tires and wheels
Be happy you don't have Super Swampers on there, them things weight a freakin ton........- Bonehead
- Post #4
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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Turbo lag on CRD .. can one improve the response
wow...........a triple tap (lol)- Bonehead
- Post #12
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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high flow cat question
Thats what I was wondering because on the LS1s when we ran hi=flow cats we still had to run O2 simulaters to keep the computer from throwing codes, just as if we had removed them all together. Thats what the rearmost O2s are for, just to make sure the cat are doing their job for the OBDII system.- Bonehead
- Post #9
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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high flow cat question
Hey Bennett is there an O2 sensor behind the rearmost cat? I know there should be some behind the foward cats, just wondering how DC set these up................can't tell by looking at mine (biggrin)- Bonehead
- Post #6
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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HOW TO: Oil & Filter Change Procedure '05 CRD
Wonder if it being synthetic has something to do with it............the CRD is my first synthetic lubed diesel. -
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HOW TO: Oil & Filter Change Procedure '05 CRD
Its a diesel thing (biggrin) ...........it may look like hell. but it doesn't smell nasty like used oil out of a gas motor. -
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Maintenance?
Don't know where the fuel filter is on a gas KJ (most likely along the frame somewhere......just follow the fuel lines from the tank to the motor you'll find it) but the should be changed every 15,000mi for best performance, letting a fuel filter go alot of miles will put strain on the fuel pump...- Bonehead
- Post #4
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
