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1066115 actually.... it is an AMC20 rear, and a dana35 front. As far as transmission's go, the t-5 is a decent transmission. i personally prefer the 5 speed over the 4, but if you get a 4-speed you'll definetly want the T-176, it's a good one. However you could look at a switch..... such as an...

1066190 My bad, D35 was a typo i meant D30. :-D [addsig]

1066192 Can I offer some advice??? Find a local jeep club. There's an endless amount of learning to be done when you learn from watching and listening to the pro's. And most clubs are quite happy with showing new jeepers the ropes. go to www.quadratec.com and go to 4x4 clubs in the USA, they...

1066197 ......why? dunno if it would look quite right. [addsig]

1066200 an easy way to find some is to go to http://www.quadratec.com and go to 4x4 clubs in the USA, they list them by state, so that should get you started.[addsig]

1066203 as a general rule, if your jeep see's more road time than trail time, you don't want boggers. they're not meant for frequent street use, and they cost too much to wear out quickly (which they will )[addsig]

1066205 wanna know a cool way to get them out? do you have a welder/know how to weld? get yourself a spare nut and weld it to the top of the stripped torx, by welding inside of the hole. then grab yourself a ratchet and..... works like magic, as long as you do it right.[addsig]

1066245 well hey, they have JeepSpeed where they race cherokees offroad..... scramblers would probably be good for that too. if your talking about racing them on the street...... i dunno.....[addsig]

1066284 that's not the one i saw on ebay that has a bent frame is it?[addsig]

1066468 you may want to check your springs at the hangars. If the bolts are tightened down too much they will not allow the springs to flex. [addsig]

1066528 Sounds alot like a seized u-joint to me. i'd start takin that wheel apart. Take your hub apart and check it for damage.... now if your gonna be going down to the axle shaft you'll need a spindle nut socket to go any further. make sure you know how all of this goes back together. once...

1066531 you really do not want to lose your spare. A swing away carrier is almost a necessity when you move up to larger tires. the stock carrier will not hold that large of a tire safely, and simply putting another bracket on the stock carrier doesn't help much either. You can go with a swing...

1066532 yep...... first of all check the steering box mounting bracket.... if they are not tightened down real good your box will move around when you steer and that will cause alot of the problem. You may want to replace your tie rod and drag link. that can help too. If that fails, you need a...

1066534 check in a quadratec magazine. Wilderness offroad products makes a rack like that. what looks different about his rack is he has his lights, shovel and jack mounted on it. wilderness sells one with mounts for those. www.quadratec.com[addsig]

1066552 check and make sure that your hubs are not locked when you are in 2WD.... if they are locked in 2wd at higher speeds it will make those noises. edited by: DirtDevil, May 02, 2003 - 06:39 PM[addsig]

1066567 can i make a suggestion to all of yall??? go get an air compressor and an impact wrench!!!! no, really....... i mean it :lol: [addsig]

1066614 Would someone please tell them that a Honda Civic is a "Family sized sedan"??? WHY THEN DO THEY THINK THEY CAN SMOKE EVERYTHING BY ADDING A SPOILER??!!!!![addsig]

1066615 So??? just because your wife's ass is too big doesnt mean you sell her!!! :-O J/K but really..... ya gotta let your women know who wears the pants! :-D [addsig]

1066651 It has ALOT to do with the size rim you are using. acceptable PSI for a 33in. has less to do with the height of the tire than with the width of the tire compared to the rim. if you are running a 33x12.50 on a 15x8 rim, you should be able to air down quite a good bit. However if you are...

1066652 a cheaper alternative to a weber carb (and just about as good) is a Ford MC2100. Theyre practically bombproof and you can find them anywhere for cheap, and theyre easy to maintain and service.[addsig]