jeep-N-montero
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I'm curious about this axle...could you send me a link? Thanks!
Looks like this http://www.trail-gear.com/rock-assault-axle-housing
any reason to not go with coilovers?
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Looks like this http://www.trail-gear.com/rock-assault-axle-housing
jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
Been giving this a bit of thought and might move forward depending on our tax return next month.
nwoods
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So what is involved in something like this kind of conversion? something like this?
http://instagram.com/p/vo5Dg_mxvD/?modal=true
http://www.rebeloffroad.com/product-p/roe-recon-frontcomp.htm
http://instagram.com/p/vo5Dg_mxvD/?modal=true
http://www.rebeloffroad.com/product-p/roe-recon-frontcomp.htm
Toasty
Looking for that thing i just had in my hand...
A solid axle swap.
The main thing about running coilovers on an gen 1 or 2 is that you'll need to fit the coilover through the upper control arm. Not too big of a deal but if you don't have the fab skills you're best bet is stock.
*There is Evo front suspension parts, they are long travel and coil over. Try the international rally sites for used parts.
The main thing about running coilovers on an gen 1 or 2 is that you'll need to fit the coilover through the upper control arm. Not too big of a deal but if you don't have the fab skills you're best bet is stock.
*There is Evo front suspension parts, they are long travel and coil over. Try the international rally sites for used parts.