Installed a new CV in his and then took pictures
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Had to help 03CDKJ today
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Nice Jeeps...
ThunderbirdJunkie
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Tom, you mean TRY to help...nobody can help him 
Tom, you mean TRY to help...nobody can help him
Yes I know but still I try and help at least one underprivileged person a week, this wek was his turn
lynxer
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Wow nice rigs!
Which one has which lift?
very nice!
Which one has which lift?
very nice!
Chris' ( Black wheels with 245-75-16 MTRs ) has a Frankenlift with 3 conduit nuts added, extra isolator in the rear
Mine has a "Mudd Special Lift" OME springs/ Rancho shocks/ Upper strut plate/ TS Upper rear Isolators and a few conduit nuts added with 265-75-16 Duratracs
some more to compare , and a couple of side shots showing a Rock Lizard Gecko Rack on mine and a Boiler Special on Chris'
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Both racks look good. I want Moabs now...
Dave,
So far so good , only have had them on a couple of weeks, ride great, quiet on the road, great on wet roads but this coming weekend putting them to the test! Let you know
Tom
Please do Tom. My Son was asking me about them and I didn't know anyone running them. They will be going on a JK Sahara.
Dave
blue_kjR417
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i love those duratracs! wish they came im smaller sizes!
lynxer
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Not to hyjack the thread the KJ's look awesome, but you helped him put in a CV? Does the frankenlift cause a bad angle that will cause early CV failure?
ThunderbirdJunkie
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tjkj2002
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Generally no,really depends on mileage the vehicles has on it when the Frankinlift is installed,higher mileage KJ's seam to suffer the most issues due to worn CV's to begin with and the added angles just makes them go sooner.Now don't let that deter you since all CV's,no matter what vehicle,will wearout sooner or later,how much stress and maintenance will effect that time line also(keep the boots clean of mud).
03CDKJ
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Troy is right....
However
My CV's were new and are good... less than 9000 miles on the CV's... BUT one (and only one) of the boots was bad on the drivers side..... Don't know why, but it was starting to rot... Just a bad boot I guess... The other CV's boots are good... I could have left it but Tom and I are picky...
03kjsport
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nice trimmed rear bumper there tomm. sweet idea!
Yes Chris tried to talk me out of changing his even, But I insisted that we swap it out for a good one. With winter coming I did not want to get a phone call from him saying , "that boot finally tore and its slinging grease everywhere!"
JeepJeepster
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Maybe Im just confused but why do you have a spare tire in some of them and not the others??
ThunderbirdJunkie
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Chris stole it
