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Getting an 87 V25 C6P HD to sit close to level
If ur going stock height, id get stock springs. Itll probly level it out some. Mine was raked to the front before i lifted 4" and the new springs made it level. If its still raked after stock springs u can add a zero rate to level it.- K201979
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- Forum: Lifted & Off-Road Systems
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Another Lift Question
Welcome! Looks like an excuse to show my beauty too:Big Laugh: Id say you have 4". Thats what mine is except 315/70/17 rubber. Considering the differance in tires id say the stance is close. I can measure mine tomoro if u need me to. Just let me kno what you want measured. I like it, looks good!- K201979
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- Forum: Lifted & Off-Road Systems
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Welding help needed.
X2 on trying different wire. Ive had wire labeled flux core before that wasnt or at least acted like it wasnt. Spattered and wouldnt stick. Just bounced off. Got a different spool and it was back to welding fine.- K201979
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Help
I was afraid it might b in the tank but it sounds like ur gettin the advice u need. Good luck!- K201979
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Help
Maybe it just needs a fuel pump. Theyr not too pricey i wouldnt think. Is it mechanical or electric pump? Most recent one i replaced was on an 84 cj7(mechanical) and it wasnt too spendy. Cant remember for sure but i feel like $20-25. Most these squares came with mechanical(lots have been...- K201979
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Heavy Half from overseas, Hi from Austria, Middle Europe
Welcome Dom!- K201979
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- Forum: Introduction
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Leaf spring curve
Yes. Front springs are negative arch with weight on them.- K201979
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering gearbox
Actually i was worried about all the ballbearings, but that wasnt too bad. I didnt get the sector shaft bearing drove deep enough the first time n that gave me problems. The next hardest part was getting the big snap ring in the endcap with a fat new oring and the only other thing was getting...- K201979
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering gearbox
Lol. I used a magnet and magnetic tray- K201979
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering gearbox
They r not too bad too rebuild if you can pay attention to detail. 20 bucks for the kit.- K201979
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering gearbox
I kno i put an 84 steering gear in my 79 while i was rebuilding the original and i had to teflon tape the fittings on the lines to be sure they wouldnt leak. They r metric too on the newer but they will thread in. I replaced my lines when i put the rebuilt gear back in.- K201979
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Steering gearbox
I think its 84 and newer have oring lines and the older dont. Other than that the only difference i kno is the ratio and or size of the teeth on the sector shaft. If they were all saginaw- K201979
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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