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Author:  NJallDAY [ Sun Nov 18, 2012 9:01 pm ]
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I know alot of users frequent both forums so has anyone else had a problem getting to the jeepkj forum? I havent been able to access it in a few days

Author:  tommudd [ Sun Nov 18, 2012 9:07 pm ]
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Yep been having issues with servers or something Shaggy said
Been hit or miss for last 4 days, last two couldn't get on at all
Everyone will have to come here and hang for a few days :ROTFL:

Author:  Cherrie 274 [ Sun Nov 18, 2012 9:08 pm ]
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KJ country is not working for me

Author:  NJallDAY [ Sun Nov 18, 2012 9:13 pm ]
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tommudd wrote:
Yep been having issues with servers or something Shaggy said
Been hit or miss for last 4 days, last two couldn't get on at all
Everyone will have to come here and hang for a few days :ROTFL:


darn im going through forum withdrawls haha. Some how i think tales of your never ending know how brought so many new users it over loaded the servers :ROTFL: Did shaggy say when the servers will be up again?

Author:  NJallDAY [ Sun Nov 18, 2012 9:42 pm ]
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yellocoyote wrote:
Nope.


Laaaaaaame. I hope it doesnt take to long

Author:  Luke09 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 12:01 am ]
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:CAMPING:

so this is where you guys are at ... :wink:

Author:  tommudd [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 12:14 am ]
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This is home
or
home away from home for some :wink: :lol:

Author:  tommudd [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 12:32 am ]
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Yes Jayme, both for a lot of us :ROTFL:

Author:  Luke09 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 12:39 am ]
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So Rev ... and friends :CAMPING: what's my next step?

Driveline vibrations only under load @ 45-50 mph - that disappear when the KJ is fully loaded (rear end pushed down).

Only started after my lift, on 2 sets of tires, no change. All my drive shaft weights are in tact, new grease-able u joints installed.

It seems I can't lower the t-case without screwing up the front angles?

What options does that leave me with? :banghead:

Author:  tommudd [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 1:22 am ]
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What all did you install in the rear and how many miles so far
( extra iso's/type of shocks etc )

Author:  Luke09 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 1:59 am ]
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2 extra iso's on the drivers side, 1 on the passenger ... as far as I can tell rumbling is the same before and after the xtra iso's. OME long travel shocks... basically the Frankenlift kit with just the extra iso's. 1500 miles on the lift ... 88k on the KJ

doing the ujoints was fun and all .. but I wish it would have cured my problem :(

Author:  Ryn7 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:44 am ]
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I don't get why so many of you get all these weird driveline vibrations after lifting.
Right after lifting our KJ and it having an honest 4.5 inches of lift and now that it has settled and sits at about 3-3.25" we have zero vibrations from the driveline...

Author:  tommudd [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 11:53 am ]
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Ryn7 wrote:
I don't get why so many of you get all these weird driveline vibrations after lifting.
Right after lifting our KJ and it having an honest 4.5 inches of lift and now that it has settled and sits at about 3-3.25" we have zero vibrations from the driveline...

Not understanding it either , out of all I've done here only issues with driveline vibs was due to bad rear ujoints. After they replaced them no more issues .
I've never had any with mine and I'm as high as well most :wink:

Author:  Albert [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 1:24 pm ]
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NJallDAY wrote:
I know alot of users frequent both forums so has anyone else had a problem getting to the jeepkj forum? I havent been able to access it in a few days


Shaggy got it fixed.

:JEEPIN:

Author:  Luke09 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 2:20 pm ]
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I don't know either but it's driving me nuts! It seems to be related to the angles ... because when they change (ie when I am loaded down) the vibes disappear, but it seems I can't do anything to adjust the shaft angle short of removing my lift!?!

Question would the drive shaft need balancing just because I have changed the angle it operates at? Doesn't seem logical to me.

Author:  NJallDAY [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 4:59 pm ]
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Albert wrote:
NJallDAY wrote:
I know alot of users frequent both forums so has anyone else had a problem getting to the jeepkj forum? I havent been able to access it in a few days


Shaggy got it fixed.

:JEEPIN:


you sure? i just tried and all it did was download a bin file from vbulletin with alot of code in it

Author:  new jeeep owner [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:28 pm ]
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NJallDAY wrote:
Albert wrote:
NJallDAY wrote:
I know alot of users frequent both forums so has anyone else had a problem getting to the jeepkj forum? I havent been able to access it in a few days


Shaggy got it fixed.

:JEEPIN:


you sure? i just tried and all it did was download a bin file from vbulletin with alot of code in it


Just tried it a couple minutes ago, and I got the same thing :(

Author:  tjkj2002 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 8:56 pm ]
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tommudd wrote:
Ryn7 wrote:
I don't get why so many of you get all these weird driveline vibrations after lifting.
Right after lifting our KJ and it having an honest 4.5 inches of lift and now that it has settled and sits at about 3-3.25" we have zero vibrations from the driveline...

Not understanding it either , out of all I've done here only issues with driveline vibs was due to bad rear ujoints. After they replaced them no more issues .
I've never had any with mine and I'm as high as well most :wink:

I had to mess with my long arms a bit afetr the SFA to get vib free,okay I admit I was totally eye-balling my driveshaft angles and totally spaced out on remembering to account for rear droop at crusing speed.I just wanted my Jeep back.

Author:  Albert [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:38 pm ]
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NJallDAY wrote:
Albert wrote:
NJallDAY wrote:
I know alot of users frequent both forums so has anyone else had a problem getting to the jeepkj forum? I havent been able to access it in a few days


Shaggy got it fixed.

:JEEPIN:


you sure? i just tried and all it did was download a bin file from vbulletin with alot of code in it



broke again............

Author:  Luke09 [ Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:47 pm ]
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tjkj2002 wrote:
tommudd wrote:
Ryn7 wrote:
I don't get why so many of you get all these weird driveline vibrations after lifting.
Right after lifting our KJ and it having an honest 4.5 inches of lift and now that it has settled and sits at about 3-3.25" we have zero vibrations from the driveline...

Not understanding it either , out of all I've done here only issues with driveline vibs was due to bad rear ujoints. After they replaced them no more issues .
I've never had any with mine and I'm as high as well most :wink:

I had to mess with my long arms a bit afetr the SFA to get vib free,okay I admit I was totally eye-balling my driveshaft angles and totally spaced out on remembering to account for rear droop at crusing speed.I just wanted my Jeep back.



I am lower than all 3 of you guys.. I just don't get it :banghead:

1. If my drive shaft was balanced before my lift .. any reason I should think it would be unbalanced now?
2. Is castration worth a try? lol ... but seriously
3. Is there any adjustment I can make that I am missing?

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