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skids and hooks?
I agree, with using the grade 8 bolts. Last thing you want is to have someone slip on a strap to your tow hook, get into their vehicle and romp on the gas only to have your tow hook break off and come flying into their cab at 300+ MPH! I chunk of steel that big would go through the back...- t_bois
- Post #8
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Website acting funny
First, I'm glad everyone has to use there inside voice when posting. And second, the quote "I need to finish a project that I really should have done three months ago but I just kept putting it off because I wanted to sit here in front of my computer and read the random thoughts thread...- t_bois
- Post #20
- Forum: Announcements & Support
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skids and hooks?
For the hooks, I'd use a grade 5 bolts and a torque wrench to make sure you have them tight enough (if you don't have access to a torque wrench, any repair shop most likely will check them for free if they aren't busy). I also have an 06 and need to do the same. I'm more worried about the gas...- t_bois
- Post #5
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Shuddering Brakes, Warped Rotors, Off Center Calipers??
Did you clean the rotors with brake cleaner before you installed them? How many miles did you put on the vehicle before the problem came back? A lot of manufactures coat the rotors when grease to stop them from rusting and if it's not cleaned off it can cause many braking issues. Some rotors...- t_bois
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Problems with my KJ
Federal law says NO on cutting the CAT off (that's between you and Feds) plus if you have an emissions program in your state, you will not pass without a CAT. There is a long warrenty on most CATs, so call a couple of dealers for warrenty information if you think the CAT is bad. Run the...- t_bois
- Post #2
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Another "what will fit" thread...
Depending on the manufacturer and type of tire, that's only a 5% difference in tire diameter and a 10mm in width. Where are the troubled areas that seem most common for rubbing?- t_bois
- Post #6
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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The Official "My Gas Mileage Sucks" Thread
DAVE, You don't know what it's like to drive a brick until you drive a Wrangler. Now that's a brick!- t_bois
- Post #81
- Forum: Frequently Asked Questions
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The Official "My Gas Mileage Sucks" Thread
One thing I'm missing here is which transmission/transfer case you have. There are 4 different drivetrains when you include the transfer case, 4 if you include the diesel, but that's comparing apples to oranges. I have the 6 speed manual and think if it had a higher 6th gear it would...- t_bois
- Post #80
- Forum: Frequently Asked Questions
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HOW TO: Change Your Oil
K&N makes a good one and it has a nut on the end to help those of us who don't have a filter wrench or a gorilla type grip. I also like filling my filter with oil before I install it; just don't keep filling it until it's full or you have some spill out when you tilt it, but you should be... -
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Anyone try 215x85x16 tires?
While these tire are not wider then the stock, they are only 10 mm more narrow and 1.5" taller. I don't have a lift and have found a good deal on some aggressive snows. Where are the trouble areas that I'll have problems with rubbing?- t_bois
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- Forum: Tires / Wheels
