Calgary Jeep Association
General Forums => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: capt calgary on May 30, 2015, 08:54:56 PM
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HI all ! I have a 98 tj (stock) I have parts to install but no garage or a jeep expert to tell me " oh hey do this not that "
I have a mechanic out in Priddis and he's only 80 bucks an hour ........and would need the jeep for a while ( its my daily driver )
I have to install : front pads and rotors
track bar
steering upgrade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d3JcO0VnJ8 have all the parts listed for complete upgrade
shocks and springs (front and back ) from a jk to give a maybe 2.5 inch lift
http://www.wranglerforum.com/f282/did-a-little-testing-of-what-jk-parts-fit-tj-suspension-wise-150213.html#/forumsite/20561/topics/150213
31's on rims to install awell
Is there anyone out in the Jeep world that could /would allow me to do these mods /repairs in there garage possibly?
I'm just trying to save cash I don't have ...lol
Thanks from a newbie Jeeper
Capt
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I tried jk springs on my tj. The only way it's going to lift your tj is if they are possibly rubicon springs. And the rears will need to be opened up a bit cause they will not fit over the bump in the perch.
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Your better off finding some tj lift springs.
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update:
I have sent an email to the boys at Broken Axle to see if they can help with the shocks/ lift. I'm heading over to U wrench it and rent a hoist and proper tools to do track bar hopefully brakes and wheel balance
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So i went to U-WRENCH IT tried to take the track bar off but she's on there too good . I'll have to cut the bolt that is on the axle mount ...
Did my front pads and rotors all good there
just need some kind of help with the Jk shocks and coils install
then I can put on my 31's and later the steering upgrade .......
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Your wasting your time with the jk coils
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Can I use the shocks ?
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Shocks can be used. But the jk shocks are 2" longer then the tj so you will need spacers or lift springs
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Try heating the track bar bolt and nut. It often has loctite on it.
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Thanks cLAY wasn't even thinking of lock-tight