What was done to your rig this week?

Snboarder113 said:
Optima was bought a few years back and ever since are trash. Save your money and get an odyssey. I had an original optima yellow top last me three different vehicles a new one barely made it a year and a half.


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I bought my last one about 3 years ago and its still going strong. Must have been before the change. Is there an issue with mixing a optima and an odyssey in a genesis dual battery system?


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EVO rear upper arms.
 

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Ordered and installed a set of Dynatrac Pro Grip brakes. Thanks to Eddie and others who posted up how too's I did the install with no issues. Huge difference. Heck, the jeep needed rear brakes anyway at 30,000 miles seemed like a good time to do it.
 
JKbrick said:
Wonder if mine are backwards? The JJ on mine are at the axle on the rear uppers and the frame on the rear lowers


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Seems like there's some discussion on the web about this with nothing conclusive as to what is correct. Seems like both ways work (that's what she said). I would think as long as you can easily reach the adjustable end with a wrench, you're good. I just installed a track bar with adjustable Johnny Joints on each end and didn't feel a difference as far as vibration or noise in the passenger compartment. And this is on a unibody with no carpet.
 
JKbrick said:
Wonder if mine are backwards? The JJ on mine are at the axle on the rear uppers and the frame on the rear lowers


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WJCO said:
Seems like there's some discussion on the web about this with nothing conclusive as to what is correct. Seems like both ways work (that's what she said). I would think as long as you can easily reach the adjustable end with a wrench, you're good. I just installed a track bar with adjustable Johnny Joints on each end and didn't feel a difference as far as vibration or noise in the passenger compartment. And this is on a unibody with no carpet.
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There is a bend in the arm. It should only go one way.


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