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I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.

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I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.


Lifting a KJ is easy!!! You have other work to do! :lol: :P :wink:

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I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.


Lifting a KJ is easy!!! You have other work to do! :lol: :P :wink:


lets not throw the easy word around too much. lets just say its achievable with the correct tools, help and knowledge. i could do the back on mine but i got to the front and hit a brick wall

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03CDKJ wrote:
Boiler wrote:
I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.


Lifting a KJ is easy!!! You have other work to do! :lol: :P :wink:


lets not throw the easy word around too much. lets just say its achievable with the correct tools, help and knowledge. i could do the back on mine but i got to the front and hit a brick wall

The front ISN'T NEARLY AS HARD as it seems. But oh boy is it stressful when taking that strut apart. Rear is a piece of cake, yes.

I'll pass on "C" Tom. You let me know when that's over. ;)

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Ms5490renegade wrote:
03CDKJ wrote:
Boiler wrote:
I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.


Lifting a KJ is easy!!! You have other work to do! :lol: :P :wink:


lets not throw the easy word around too much. lets just say its achievable with the correct tools, help and knowledge. i could do the back on mine but i got to the front and hit a brick wall


Because you are an AMATUER!!!! And don't get your hands dirty at the lift parties.... :wink:

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03CDKJ wrote:
Ms5490renegade wrote:
03CDKJ wrote:
Boiler wrote:
I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.


Lifting a KJ is easy!!! You have other work to do! :lol: :P :wink:


lets not throw the easy word around too much. lets just say its achievable with the correct tools, help and knowledge. i could do the back on mine but i got to the front and hit a brick wall


Because you are an AMATUER!!!! And don't get your hands dirty at the lift parties.... :wink:

Dang at least mine got a lil bit dirty! LOL

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03CDKJ wrote:
Ms5490renegade wrote:
03CDKJ wrote:
Boiler wrote:
I wanted to help (read: learn how to) do the lift, but I may be too busy concepting bumpers, winch mounts, sliders, fitting skids, and cleaning out rusty holes.


Lifting a KJ is easy!!! You have other work to do! :lol: :P :wink:


lets not throw the easy word around too much. lets just say its achievable with the correct tools, help and knowledge. i could do the back on mine but i got to the front and hit a brick wall


Because you are an AMATUER!!!! And don't get your hands dirty at the lift parties.... :wink:


i dont want to break anyones stuff thats all. now that i atleast know what im doing on the back, look out for me on saturday.

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Will we have enough Torque Wrenches? I'll bring my buddy Torquey along. Yes I named my torque wrench...

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Whats a torque wrench?


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XJ's are easy to lift! 8)

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a newfangled contraption that does the hard turning for you

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Chis, are you going to be there and are the cookies coming as well ? :lol: :lol:

NOTE : don't eat all of them on the way down !!! :twisted: :twisted:

TORQE WRENCH = make a click sound before removing tool from nut/bolt, also known as "GOODINTIGHT" !!!! :lol: :lol:

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Lift kit... loaded up.
4 MOABS with MT/R's (Fifth spare already installed)... loaded up.
select few dent tools... loaded up.
folding chair... squeezed into the last remaining room.

KJ... loaded DOWN.

see you guys tomorrow. weather looks to be good.

p!nK

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Mr. Pink, my hickery tree poped a dent in my kj and Towstrap's kj on the hood from the nut's , if possiable I would gladley compensate you to pull a couple dent's out if you have the time !!! :wink: :wink:

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oh he will have the time his jeep will be on jack stands


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well i guess i cant go now. idk what i did but i guess it was bad enough to almost get kicked out of the house.

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Mines loaded as well,
4 fender flares
5 KJ wheels
Rear Diff cover
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rear cargo boxes with compressor and tank

seems like there should be some more but???

Not sure just got Seans KJ plugs changed out so now so confused :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


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Chis, are you going to be there and are the cookies coming as well ? :lol: :lol:

NOTE : don't eat all of them on the way down !!! :twisted: :twisted:

TORQE WRENCH = make a click sound before removing tool from nut/bolt, also known as "GOODINTIGHT" !!!! :lol: :lol:


Yes I will be there...... I thought someone else said they were bringing cookies so I didn't bother..... :? OHHHH NOOOOO

What is the cookie situation???!!!!???? :|


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beans are simmering, smelling good! :P

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Will we have enough Torque Wrenches? I'll bring my buddy Torquey along. Yes I named my torque wrench...


Should have plenty of torque wrenches here. I have a 3/8 and 1/2 wrench. The 1/2 goes up to 150 Lbs and the 3/8 goes up to 80 Lbs. Of course you're welcome to bring your buddy along.

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