Painting rear suspension

gopherbeats · **Posted:** Sat May 19, 2007 2:03 pm

wow looken pretty good there. I like the wind chime illusion you get from hanging the parts on the front porch.
O and thanks for the idea of what how utilize my basket ball hoop from my child hood.

Jeepjeepster · **Posted:** Sat May 19, 2007 7:15 pm

Thanks Troysterr, I fixed it..

Thanks for the good comments guys. Ive worked like a mule for the past two days but Ive really enjoyed it.

Got it all put back together about an hour ago and it looks great. I was afraid it would all get scratched up when we put it back in, but it turned out great.

Ill get some pics of it out in the sun tomorrow. Not moved it outta the garage yet.

oh, and that ball goal is great for hanging stuff from! It did budge when I put that axle on there either! I was worried it may break that rim+back board since that goal is so old... But it worked out great.. The hard part was getting it up into the yard! :shock:

Jeepjeepster · **Posted:** Sun May 20, 2007 8:06 pm

Done.. I didnt put shine on it all.. May do that alittle later..

My CV angles are not that bad. Its parked on a hill with the right side of the Jeep down hill.. Makes the jeep lean some..

I forgot to get any of the upper A-Arm..

I cleaned the inside of the rotors off and cleaned the ebrakes up.. I sprayed it all with White lithium and took the pins out of the calipers to clean those and coat them in white lithium. I can pull the ebrake up going down the road and lock the rear end slap up..