What did you do to your TJ today?

Open the box. It's misleading.

99% chance you actually DO have rs5000x shocks

These are the part numbers and they match what was in the amazon add.

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The shocks match the part number on the box.
 
If you haven’t done them before take your time on the rear uppers. PB blast the bolts for a few days prior and use a swivel socket so you don’t strip or break the bolts.

Ok, I'll start PBing them today and again tomorrow, until I can get to actually doing them. :D
 
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I also discover these two issues. Still pondering exactly how to resolve but I’ll get.

the clutch works fine. Just not sure what all that wire is all about.

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Took me about 1.5 hour to replace all 4. But I don’t live in a salt area.
Must be nice to not have to deal with rust like we have here in Michigan. First pic is before I started my POR-15 project to protect my frame. Second is obviously after. My rear shock bolts all snapped like twigs and I didn’t have the patients to spend countless hours breaking more bolts when I was doing it last winter when we had a polar vortex of below temps for a few weeks. The garage was heated but let’s face it, a propane heater only works so well when it’s zero or colder outside!
We measured 4 times and drilled once (and nailed it!) through the frame to mount the new rear shocks. Working great! I love Michigan and all 4 seasons that we get but man, it wreaks havoc on your vehicles!!

**disclaimer. POR-15 project ended for winter. Will continue next month. 😏

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