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It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


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tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
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tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
:twisted:

:wink:
Hey I'm getting as inpatient as you are,but like stated before some issues/papers need signing before we can start.


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tjkj2002 wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
:twisted:

:wink:
Hey I'm getting as inpatient as you are,but like stated before some issues/papers need signing before we can start.


:lol: Gotchya!! :wink:

Papers need signing?? Buying a house or something?

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JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
:twisted:

:wink:
Hey I'm getting as inpatient as you are,but like stated before some issues/papers need signing before we can start.


:lol: Gotchya!! :wink:

Papers need signing?? Buying a house or something?
Nope and not me.


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JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
:twisted:

:wink:
Hey I'm getting as inpatient as you are,but like stated before some issues/papers need signing before we can start.


:lol: Gotchya!! :wink:

Papers need signing?? Buying a house or something?


More like I am getting rid of some dramatic baggage. :twisted:


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Rock Lizard wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
:twisted:

:wink:
Hey I'm getting as inpatient as you are,but like stated before some issues/papers need signing before we can start.


:lol: Gotchya!! :wink:

Papers need signing?? Buying a house or something?


More like I am getting rid of some dramatic baggage. :twisted:
I think that's a bit of a understatement :lol: :lol:


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ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


Good to hear. Sounds worth it to me.

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tjkj2002 wrote:
Rock Lizard wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
tjkj2002 wrote:
ohv_kj wrote:
ARBSeth wrote:
It worked fine and I beat the Shizzle out of it.
The only thing you need to do is put a TJ shift fork into it instead of the KJ one... some intereference issues there... but other than that, no worries.

And man, 4:1 with 4:56's and 35's was about perfect for crawling with that 3.7... and the 2 Low was a nice option, too. If you want low gears, it works just great for the cash and amount of work.


agreed :twisted:
4:3:1 with 5.13's and 35's will be better,and front only low or high,rear only low will be extra nice :wink: .


sure looks good on paper anyway..... poke..poke
:twisted:

:wink:
Hey I'm getting as inpatient as you are,but like stated before some issues/papers need signing before we can start.


:lol: Gotchya!! :wink:

Papers need signing?? Buying a house or something?


More like I am getting rid of some dramatic baggage. :twisted:
I think that's a bit of a understatement :lol: :lol:


RL,

Every once in a while, although at the time it seems like a hard thing to do, but "cleaning out the house and getting rid of dramatic baggage " is the best in the long run.
Of course I think you already know that! Hang in there, we're all behind you !

Tom

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Do you know why alimony costs so much? because it is worth it........


All of my ex's have been professional housekeepers, they have nice homes...I rent :roll:

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What a shame Troy......And we all thought that you and Marty were tight! :wink:

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wow!! that one came before my 1st sip of coffee....looks like Tuesday will be a good one!

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What a shame Troy......And we all thought that you and Marty were tight! :wink:

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wow!! that one came before my 1st sip of coffee....looks like Tuesday will be a good one!


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What a shame Troy......And we all thought that you and Marty were tight! :wink:

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wow!! that one came before my 1st sip of coffee....looks like Tuesday will be a good one!
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