What was done to your rig this week?
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rinkishjk
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Install was easy. The passenger side I had to drill one hole, and through the shock mount and the PSC ram plate that mounts to the shock mount. Easy enough though. Really reinforces the whole shock mount well.
mattfl
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It's right on their website man
Customer Service Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 6:00pm PST
Armydog
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FULL DISCLOSURE
first, thanks to members of the framily for responding to me when I ask(ed) dumb questions.
The guys at Northridge called me as soon as they opened up out there on the left coast. They are sending the correct driveshaft out next day to replace the one I have!!!!
I am at fault here as well because I should have checked the part when it was delivered and being a newbie I did not realize it was the incorrect part UNTIL AFTER I had pulled the stock DS and tried to install the new one. DUH!
I see two good things that have come from a frustrating morning...
#1 I've gotten some practice removing and installing a rear driveshaft. Note: add an 8mm and 15mm box end wrench to the in jeep tool kit
#2 Northridge has clearly demonstrated EXACTLY what customer service is supposed to be. To (mis)quote AFN, "that's what right looks like"
Thanks Tim and Eric. You rock
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first, thanks to members of the framily for responding to me when I ask(ed) dumb questions.
The guys at Northridge called me as soon as they opened up out there on the left coast. They are sending the correct driveshaft out next day to replace the one I have!!!!
I am at fault here as well because I should have checked the part when it was delivered and being a newbie I did not realize it was the incorrect part UNTIL AFTER I had pulled the stock DS and tried to install the new one. DUH!
I see two good things that have come from a frustrating morning...
#1 I've gotten some practice removing and installing a rear driveshaft. Note: add an 8mm and 15mm box end wrench to the in jeep tool kit
#2 Northridge has clearly demonstrated EXACTLY what customer service is supposed to be. To (mis)quote AFN, "that's what right looks like"
Thanks Tim and Eric. You rock
Sent from my iPad using WAYALIFE mobile app.......
branman
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No mods to the jeep but had to mod the garage bit to get it to fit.
Plenty of room! Had to relocate the opener and take the top off
Like a glove :rock: I have to back in because the wind shield won't clear, if that gives you an idea of what I had to work with.
Finally able to go top less :thumb:
Plenty of room! Had to relocate the opener and take the top off
Like a glove :rock: I have to back in because the wind shield won't clear, if that gives you an idea of what I had to work with.
Finally able to go top less :thumb:
Armydog
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Stegertime
Caught the Bug
What is the benefit of doing this?
StrizzyChris
New member
For most it is not needed. When the axle shifts(with large droop on one side and full stuff on the other in a lifted Jeep) the shock gets close and can sometimes hit the frame. So in the case of this contact, it's purpose is to relocate the shock further outward on the axle to create shock body clearance at the frame.
DA RUNT
New member
Finished installing the GenRight aluminum tire carrier. Just need to adjust it a bit more and run the wires for lights.
Looks good :thumb:
edit: Did you paint or powdercoat it?
GeckoGlow
New member
Painted, not sure how long it will hold though.
M_Savage
Caught the Bug
Man that is such a nice color! Good news it can fit in the garage now!
But i wonder where you have to put the top if the jeep can barely fit? unless its a soft top
branman
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Height was the issue, depth isn't to bad, I have the top standing vertical on a furniture dolly and I backup my spare tire into the top :brows: I could probably reclaim another foot or two with some clean up. If I ditch the opener I could hoist it to the ceiling. but the landlord frowned upon that :doh: (Apartment life after divorce yay!:rolleyes2
A few midnight mods and I will be able to get it in with the top on.The next question is will it fit with a Stinger on the front.
@QuarterPounderOwnersWithStingers - How far is the tip of the stinger from the top of the Grill?
