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Best rotors for KJ ?
I used ACDelco front coated rotors and ceramic pads- TheBlueKJ
- Post #2
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Rear Brake Hose
The hardlines shouldn't be moving around at all. Only reason I see reason to replace them if they are visibly corroded quite a bit. I've already replaced my d/f brake hose since it blew out on me. Looking to eventually swap all the rubbers with steel braided so I dont have to deal with them...- TheBlueKJ
- Post #6
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Rear Brake Hose
its the same one as in the picture it replaces it with a longer steel braided one- TheBlueKJ
- Post #4
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Alignment issues with JBA arms (NOT without???)
Could be his adjustment bolts were siezed. Thats whats up with mine. I just dont care enough to fix em. "What do i need an alignment for? I've got 2 hands!" Sent from my iPhone using the power of children's laughter- TheBlueKJ
- Post #24
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Front Upper Control Arm Ball Joint Grease
Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm no expert but I'm pretty sure grease leaking out into a puddle is a bad thing- TheBlueKJ
- Post #12
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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KJ Tri-Angulated Bolt On 4 Link from JBA
question how often do you lube the joints?- TheBlueKJ
- Post #85
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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KJ "uniframe" project
It's a unibody meaning what you are attempting would not work unfortunately- TheBlueKJ
- Post #2
- Forum: Fabrication
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KJ Tri-Angulated Bolt On 4 Link from JBA
It wasn't designed to help pinion angles only the angle of the boomerang- TheBlueKJ
- Post #72
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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KJ Tri-Angulated Bolt On 4 Link from JBA
I can't fabricate the bracket myself Plus I'm not looking to go higher than that I'm at now so no need for the long arms- TheBlueKJ
- Post #68
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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KJ Tri-Angulated Bolt On 4 Link from JBA
When I get the money, I'll be bolting one of these on. I just go through the stock arms too fast because I like the skinny pedal. I mean hell I haven't even wheeled it on this arm and it's already beat, and yes it is a Mopar one. Besides shot rack bushings that's all that's wrong with the...- TheBlueKJ
- Post #66
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Grabbing brakes
define grabby, as in the brakes are dragging or when you press the pedal it seems to stop very suddenly?- TheBlueKJ
- Post #2
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Undercarriage Paint
The unibody support rails running along the bottom of the body, hence the quotations around "frame rails"- TheBlueKJ
- Post #20
- Forum: Detailing / Cleaning
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I HATE the Liberty!
Ford still uses drums as well. European cars easier to work on? LOL try replacing a starter on a BMW or mercedes:thumbsdown: Just like you said KJ is cake compared to some cars- TheBlueKJ
- Post #28
- Forum: KK General Discussion
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Anyone notice oil leaks or usage when changing from dyno to full synthetic oil
Well if you use it from the get go you won't have the usage those of us who aren't the original owners have- TheBlueKJ
- Post #22
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Anyone notice oil leaks or usage when changing from dyno to full synthetic oil
No external leaks whatsoever. I might do an experiment and switch back to dino for my next OCI to see if the usage continues- TheBlueKJ
- Post #18
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Anyone notice oil leaks or usage when changing from dyno to full synthetic oil
I've got an '03 with about 133K on it. I put in Mobil 1 EP at around 125K and ever since it has been burning oil. Before that I was using castrol dino with no burning at all. I'm going through about 1-2 qts an OCI (around 2200 for me since I don't but many miles on it).- TheBlueKJ
- Post #15
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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PCV Positive Crancase Ventilation -TSB
Also depends on if using Mopar pcv valve or not. Just because the parts store says it will fit the application does not mean it will be the proper spec that the vehicle requires.- TheBlueKJ
- Post #15
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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My Blue KJ
It can be a bit drony but overall I like it. I was actually thinking of replacing it with a super 44 but i really don't feel like doing the work to do it- TheBlueKJ
- Post #226
- Forum: Members' Journals
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My Blue KJ
I cut out the old cancer wire wheeled and ground away as much rust as i could, and welded new sheet metal in there- TheBlueKJ
- Post #223
- Forum: Members' Journals
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Poly Rack Bushing for KJ
Gotta a feeling mine is bad as well. Seeing as how when i do tight turns occasionally you'll hear a bang. Either that or tie rods Sent from my iPhone using the power of children's laughter- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
