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Oh, c'mon ya big wuss. Real Men wear skirts anywhere they want. :D :p :unsure::ROFLMAO::sick::eek:

Are you wearing a skirt over there (no need for photos :D), and if so, how do the natives react?

We have a Duralast Keurig coffee maker. Bought it 7 years ago, with a 1 year warranty. It died a few days after 1 year. They replaced it, for free. Rinse, repeat. We've had a new one every year since then, for free, because they build them so badly. The most recent one died last week after only...

Adjustable control arms? Draw the whole front axle back a little?

I stuck a small instrument to the same spot in my Jeep using double-sided 3M / Scotch Extreme Mounting Tape. If you have a lot of flat surface under your 3D printed platform for the tape, it will probably do the trick (solid bottom, not grid or honeycomb). Watch out for "3M" or "Scotch" tape on...

If you don't narrow it down to the specific part causing the problem before you replace everything, you'll never know. Pry against the track bar joints, and every other joint, find the mushiest one. Replace that part first and test drive, until you nail the culprit. Then fire the parts canon. :)

I was there. I'm smiling. Although my '68 Camaro tires weren't quite that fat.

I like to buy a set of 6-points, and then let my wife collect various 12-points from garage sales (dirt cheap, toss the bad ones). Of course, Florissant might be garage-sale-challenged.

Like Mac said, it's hard to tell from a picture at that angle. Need to remove front driveshaft and shoot pictures more straight on to see it well enough. On mine, as near as I can see with the DS and skid in place: 4-Lo = lever is to the rear, almost touching the housing, about 5:15 or 5:30 N =...

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It doesn't even look real. There's stuff missing. Axle tube (two places), tie rod, drag link, steering box...

You just did, Mark will answer here (maybe after the holiday). Or look here: https://wranglerfix.com/contact/

Yep. Although that TJ above might be from Texas if it was real.

Ain't the Internet wonderful? First, it gives us access to stuff we didn't even know existed, at great prices. Then, everybody chats online about the good products and prices. Then, the vendor raises prices, due to our own praise of their products. We should all buy stuff, and if it's good...

Sheesh! Those Tekton sockets have more than tripled in price over 3 years. I just looked up a metric set I bought 3 years ago for $35, now $114. Was thinking about getting an SAE set to match, but I'll have to wait for Christmas. (Christmas in July) ;)

I think Tekton is fine. Use a 1/2" breaker bar and an impact socket. Try to tighten very slightly, then try to loosen, back and forth. Sometimes that will get it broken free.

Try a black impact socket. They're a little more flexy, less brittle.

Congratulations, John! And thanks @mrblaine , what a nice surprise. I'll get in touch.

The tranny is great on paper. It would be great in reality if they hadn't made it of glass. As I understand it, parts for it are pure unobtainium. I actually like mine. But I know its bad habits (reverse), and I have to account for them.