Welcome haha25!!!

[EekGirl96]

Hi haha25, :welcome: to the :xjtalk: forum!

We would love to know more about you and your Jeep. How you found us, etc...

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[haha25]

Thanks,I found the xj talk show on itunes and have listened to just about every episode.

[XJ Wheeler]

Sounds like you already have some insight then. Welcome to xjtalk, and when ya can tell us about your jeep, or if ya don't have one yet... WHY!!! :D

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[4.3LXJ]

Welcome Will.

[haha25]

Sorry for taking so long to get to this. My name is Will, I live in east tn. I have a 92 wrangler that needs a little work. Bought it that way so I could do the work on it. I guess I could be a little prideful at times. I am attending college for electrical engineering with a concentration in automated control as an technician .
That is all I can think of right now. Any questions just ask.

[4.3LXJ]

What are your plans for that YJ?

[haha25]

I would like to get a rust free tub and swap them and hook the sway bar back up. And then do some mild trail riding. It has a spring over the axle lift with a three inch lift I believe. But It needs a slip yoke. But would like to be able to drive it daily, and trail riding. has 35's on it.

[4.3LXJ]

If you have a spring over, you might want to look into a slip yoke eliminatory on that driveline. I don't think the stock type of yoke will accommodate that much angle

[haha25]

Yes, it needs a slip yoke. I thought about swapping the springs back under the axle. I don't believe I will need that much of a lift for what I am looking into doing. And money is another issue. be cheaper to swap it back to under axle.

[4.3LXJ]

Yes, probably would. If you get that panhard bar hooked back up it will steer better in the bumps too.

[haha25]

Another thing. The transfer case is kinda hard to shift. And slips out. Is there a thread/forum about that? Thanks.

[4.3LXJ]

That is commonly due to linkage adjustment. You can access that underneath. There is a slip joint with set screw on one of the rods

[haha25]

Okay, Thanks. Hopefull I will have something to ad to the forum one day.

[4.3LXJ]

You already have. Adding to this forum is not a matter of technical expertise, although that is always appreciated. Adding to this forum is a matter of participation at any level