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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:22 pm 
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I'm still kinda in the plaining stages for a few more weeks. Dose anyone know someone with ORI-Struts on their Jeep? Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.. :pepper: From what I understand you wont need sway bars or is it track bars and bump stops? I have never seen any in action except on youtube. For steering, the shop will will set up "Redneck Ram" ?? :dizzy: OK I'm having fun already :ROTFL: We will stretch the wheel base a tad also. The axles will be ready to roll as soon as they are pulled off the other Outrageous JK, but my builder has some custom plans to add :SOMBRERO: I will hang in their. Thanks for any feedback..bshooter

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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I've heard some good things about ORI-struts. A guy on jeepforum used them in his complete rebuild of a cj I think it was

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 9:21 pm 
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http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f22/1972-cj5-rebuild-frame-up-1383329/

Here's the link to his build thread

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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For thou of you who want to do this :furious: it takes time :ROTFL: :ROTFL: :ROTFL: :ROTFL: :ROTFL: :ROTFL: and lots of planing :ALONE: :CAMPING: :JEEPIN:

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 11:05 pm 
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We haven't started yet, but it won't be to much longer :pepper:

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Re-start date is June. Im good with that and can't wait till June :pepper: I will receive the axles, rims and tires very soon, and will post some pictures of any part that I receive. b :5SHOTS: shooter

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 6:20 pm 
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My big hold up is the DYNATRAC axles going under the Doners Black OPS JK. He's been weighting for them since Jan... Its driving all 3 of us the shop, the nice Black OPS Hemi JK, and myself to drink :5SHOTS: :5SHOTS: I'm hanging tight :JEEPIN: the fun will begin soon.

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 12:16 am 
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Looks like things are starting to break lose. The donor's axles showed up today from Dynatrax, and all I can say is WOW :-)r These axles are art work :frankie: He is a lucky man for sure... So I will just hang around the campfire :CAMPING:a little longer for my turn :BANANA: [url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/DSCN1199.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url]

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Great! Another CRD SFA will be cool to see around here.

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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Heres the rear D44 after being removed from the Hemi Blackops, and a pic of the wheels going on the CRD. These are not my tires that are mounted on the wheels. The ones you see are 40's and will stay with the Blake Ops Hemi. I have a set of 37" ready to be mounted. The front D44 will be off tomorrow or the next day. I cant wait to see the Dynatrax 1Tons under the Black Ops Hemi :dizzy: So we are starting to make some progress.. bshooter [url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/image-1.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url][url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/image-3.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url]

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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I have received both axles now :pepper: heres the tires also. Should be getting the steering stuff back soon, and will need to find a larger steering fluid container? The front 44 will be sleeved and gusseted for strength before installing. Both F & R 44's are Big gear and E-locked. These Axles don't have a lot of miles on them. The breaks are good.. I will re rout my radiator hose before we go into the shop for the Bronco ll steering gear box location. I know I will nee additional room for the Redneck Ram steering hoses. One less thing to deal with. So I guess I'm in the stage two planing stage :5SHOTS: I still have not decided on what coil overs to use? :banghead: :frankie: So "sofarsogood"[url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/DSCN1217.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url][url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/DSCN1220.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url][url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/DSCN1223.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url][url][url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/DSCN1215.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url]

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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Looking good! :BANANA: :pepper: Those dynatracs look awesome! :rockon:

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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Looking good! :BANANA: :pepper: Those dynatracs look awesome! :rockon:



Yes they do! :rockon:

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:16 pm 
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Yes, The dynatrax are bad to the bone :dizzy: The rear axle went right in- the front was another story :evil: the only thing right to connect to was the axle tube... Not 1 bracket, or spring perch were set at the correct angle or distance.. They striped the axle clean and welded all new mounts, brackets and perches. Everyone was shocked to say the least :grim: As much money as those axles cost :dead: they should be right. Especially after waiting since January. Well, there in, and there a beast. The nice man has a wonderful, Firebreathing 6.4 Hemi BLack Ops JK Rolling on 1 Ton Dynatrax. It don't get much better :ALONE: Maybe I get to ride in it :goink: :goink: :goink: bshooter

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
PostPosted: Tue May 21, 2013 10:06 pm 
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Making a little progress-Just a few parts. ORI's in route, no pic yet. bshooter[url][URL=http://s886.photobucket.com/user/bshooterr/media/Image.jpg.html]Image[/url]/url]
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Hope all is enjoying the freedoms our fallen military gave their lives for.. Happy Memorial Day!
I was lucky to find a FL. State Law Officer at a gas station that had a set of portable scales and was willing to weigh my Jeep. The officer rounded the numbers to the closest 50# Front drivers side 1300lbs, front passenger side 1300lbs, rear drivers side 1100lbs, rear passenger side 1100lbs. I had 3/4 of a tank of fuel when the jeep was weighed. I had no other crap in the Jeep. I do have a Wench an an ARB cattle cruncher in front. This must account for the extra weight up front. Maybe these # can help someone with spring rates in the future. I'm getting a little closer to the tare down. :rockon: :pepper: :CAMPING: :BINGO: bshooter

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PostPosted: Mon May 27, 2013 8:54 pm 
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Hope all is enjoying the freedoms our fallen military gave their lives for.. Happy Memorial Day!
I was lucky to find a FL. State Law Officer at a gas station that had a set of portable scales and was willing to weigh my Jeep. The officer rounded the numbers to the closest 50# Front drivers side 1300lbs, front passenger side 1300lbs, rear drivers side 1100lbs, rear passenger side 1100lbs. I had 3/4 of a tank of fuel when the jeep was weighed. I had no other crap in the Jeep. I do have a Wench an an ARB cattle cruncher in front. This must account for the extra weight up front. Maybe these # can help someone with spring rates in the future. I'm getting a little closer to the tare down. :rockon: :pepper: :CAMPING: :BINGO: bshooter

4800lbs is not bad for a slightly modded KJ,pretty light for a modded CRD.I was at 5500lbs before my SFA swap and over 6000lbs after.


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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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I did forget in the last post the FL State Officer did tell me that the scales they use could show as much as 10% weight difference then just getting on a Junk yard scale, because of weight distribution. I must be getting old :oops: To get the weight correct on each corner, or very close, I will get weighed at the junk yard, subtract 4800#, divide the sum by 4 and add that amount to each corner. If the 10% is correct the Jeep should weigh 5280# rf1420#, lf1420#, rr1220# lr1220#. I will ck it this week. b :5SHOTS: shooter

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 Post subject: Re: Surplus Dana 30
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Got a few more parts in. Still waiting on the ORI's and then shop time :SOMBRERO:
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