What did you do to your XJ today? 1M Views

[junglejuice]

Originally Posted by anthonygubbin

Where did you get that diff cover JJ?

Regards A

I bought it when I bought my diff gears and arms from IRO....

[Mudmonster]

put the 33's back on it, looks decant again, the stock wheels just don't cut it. also handles a whole lot better.

[anthonygubbin]

Thanks JJ. I might try them a see how much for a D30 and 8.25 covers with freight to Aust. Send it to SA first though as anything OS to Tas they chuck on another $60-70 per kilo of freight just to cross Bass Straight. I can send it to SA and then on to me and still come out $30 or more in front, go figure...

Regards A

[fraz]

Ive got the ARB cover on the d30, will be getting another for the 8.25 rear now that they've released them in aus. The arb has a dipstick built in the filler plug, so you can fill it to exactly what you want.

[junglejuice]

That is a good idea, I like my rear cover as the drain point is very handy, the down side is that the fill point is higher then stock, handy if you've rotated your pinion, the issue is that it is hard to guage the correct level....

[Rangers]

Had some loose wheel studs plus they where way too short so I fitted new longer studs front and rear plus new nuts. Heaps better now and I don't have to worry about my 15 year old studs letting go. I have the part numbers from summit racing if anyone is interested.

[junglejuice]

Originally Posted by Rangers

Had some loose wheel studs plus they where way too short so I fitted new longer studs front and rear plus new nuts. Heaps better now and I don't have to worry about my 15 year old studs letting go. I have the part numbers from summit racing if anyone is interested.

Are you running spacers or aftermarket rims? The studs should be long enough if the rims are designed for taper seat nuts....