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What Did You Do To Your Jeep Today?

Discussion in 'Builds and Fabricators Forum' started by Focker, Jul 23, 2016.

  1. baldjosh

    baldjosh Member

    I think that looks nice and clean, had to be painful but to me seems well worth it, nice job!
     
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  2. Muzikp

    Muzikp Active Member

    That looks great.
     
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  3. 1957Willys

    1957Willys Member

    I used the Spencer trailer and hauled leaves for the third weekend. It was alot of work but fun at the same time using the jeep.


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  4. Mark Wahlster

    Mark Wahlster Member

    I got my new fancy Fog light bar built.

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    the clamps started out here

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  5. baldjosh

    baldjosh Member

    very nice! looks super slick!
     
  6. FinoCJ

    FinoCJ 1970 CJ5 Staff Member

    Mark - that looks great. What fog lights are you running there?
     
  7. Mark Wahlster

    Mark Wahlster Member

    The are cheapies from Speedway motors about $25.00 each std 4.5" sealed beam in clear or amber. I think they also sell them on ebay search for Speedway Motors fog lights on ebay
     
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  8. Desertdave66

    Desertdave66 Member

    Hi-lift Jack refurb. And install.
     

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  9. Dphillip

    Dphillip Member

    I was inspired by member Rich M. who installed a support bearing for his steering shaft. I installed one myself by welding a support plate to the frame and shock tower which allowed the support bearing to intersect with the steering shaft through a opening in the inner fender. My steering shaft is not straight to the gear box, I have a dog leg angle in it to clear the exhaust manifold with hot rod style U-joints on each end. My steering seems slightly tighter now since the bearing install.

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  10. baldjosh

    baldjosh Member

    that lift looks nice, what paint did you use?
     
  11. Desertdave66

    Desertdave66 Member

    That is tractor supply implement paint in Ford 9n red. Over primer/sealer
     
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  12. homersdog

    homersdog Tulsa, Ok 2024 Sponsor 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    Started tearing down for the power steering conversion.

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  13. Hellion

    Hellion Regurgitated

    What primer/sealer?[​IMG]
     
  14. Focker

    Focker That's a terrible idea...What time? Staff Member

    Easy...You join BeamingPix.com. :D
     
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  15. Karl Childers

    Karl Childers Member

    Something pretty simple but maybe overlooked by people returning their old Jeeps to stock. I was messing with a bunch of details yesterday one of them being adjusting the toe in on the front end when I noticed that the steering stops were out quiet a ways. Turning the wheel lock to lock there was a big gap between the front of the tire and the leaf spring. This made sense because I knew in the past the jeep was lifted and had really large tires on it that needed more clearance. I backed off on the stops until there was about 5/8'' clearance at full lock. I took it for a drive, nothing rubbed and the difference in the turning radius was very noticeable. This might be something for members to take a look at if your'e running stock wheels and tires.
     
  16. Howard Eisenhauer

    Howard Eisenhauer Administrator Staff Member

    Be careful- those are there for more than keeping the tires rubbing. There's three kinds of front axles out there- Rzeeppa, bendix & Spicer, each has a different minimum turning radius & exceeding it can result in broken axles.
     
  17. Karl Childers

    Karl Childers Member

    It wasn't a radical angle change but that's interesting! Where would I find the adjustment specs?
     
  18. cadwelder

    cadwelder Member

    I think it's:
    Rzeppa 29°
    Spicer 27°
    Bendix. 23°

    But it's best at this point to wait for Oldtime to check in because he knows for sure. (y)
     
  19. baldjosh

    baldjosh Member

    but if it was fooled with by a PO it would be nice to have back in speck, im interested in the outcome!
     
  20. PeteL

    PeteL If it wasn't for physics, and law enforcement... 2024 Sponsor 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor


    In the FSM, under steering.

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