Congrats to you! Just make sure to take it easy on the way home too.
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Congrats to you! Just make sure to take it easy on the way home too.
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For sure! Is there a speed I should keep it at or under? Or just be easy on it? Thank you!
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Just go easy on it and try not to drive too hard and fast. Since you have quite a drive, try stopping periodically to let things cool down a bit as the rear diff will get stupid hot.
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BaddestCross
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Woohoo! Looking forward to hearing you brag about your new Jeep!
So jealous. 
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So I have been stopping every 30mi or so to let it cool for about 30-45 min. Let me start by saying. REGEAR YOUR JEEP! Totally worth it. It hurts the pocket quit a bit but again it's worth it.
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It's awesome james! You gotta do it. I know you like the 4.10s but the 4.88s are amazing!Woohoo! Looking forward to hearing you brag about your new Jeep!
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Lol. I don't like the 4.10s, I put up with the 4.10s.
I'm planning on 5.13s... just waiting to see how well that shop did for you. 
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Let me say that the location is horrible. But the shop knew what they were doing and Ryan and Anthony were straight up people. I like people like that. I pulled in at 8am. They were already open and had customers in and out. Some old trucks and race rigs and 2 jeeps. Tjs to be exact. They took the jeep in and put it on the lift right away and started working. They finished at 12. Awesome timing. So far things are running great no sounds what do ever from the diffs. No clunking or grinding. Let's see how the 500 mile oil changes goes. I'll let you know then.Lol. I don't like the 4.10s, I put up with the 4.10s.
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Yeah, I know right where that shop is. Bad location is right. Awesome that they got you out pretty quick. Looking forward to a long-term review.
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If I'm not mistaken they have been at that location since the late 70s. Still being in business that long says alot!Yeah, I know right where that shop is. Bad location is right. Awesome that they got you out pretty quick. Looking forward to a long-term review.
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True, but I always prefer a personal recommendation.
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Yea I agree with that as well. That's actually how I found that place.True, but I always prefer a personal recommendation.
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Finally got these in. Boot or no boot? Stickers or no sticker?
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While changing the shocks I see this
Axle seal leak or over filled?
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Axle seal leak or over filled?
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WJCO
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Could be either. Clean it with brakeclean and keep an eye on it. Could be residual fluid as well.
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Ok thank you. I guess I'm just extra ocd right now because of the regear. Its an odd feeling to have someone else work on the jeep. I'll clean it and keep an eye on it Thank you again.
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The rear boots could not come off without cutting them. They are plastic. So I'm going to see how they do then go from there. So far I am satisfied with them.
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Wish I saw this sooner.. I highly recommend turning the rear shocks so the adjuster knob faces the front of the Jeep. You will break them off in the rocks... Ask me how I know.
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