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

[SeaComms]

I used 13mm poly chopping board. Cut 3 discs for each side front and 2 rectangles for each rear.

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[Hamsteh]

[quote=Big Dave;1517274]

Originally Posted by rustynuts

a $10 rubber mallet from Bunnings also works a treat, Just cut with a hacksaw either side of the handle and fix with sikaflex. Mine have been in 6 years and haven't budged. http://www.bunnings.com.au/mallet-ru...10000_p5560159

Love the mallet, nice comfy bumpstop too

[someaussieguy]

Originally Posted by SeaComms

I used 13mm poly chopping board. Cut 3 discs for each side front and 2 rectangles for each rear.

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I like this idea, can build it up one by one until it's extended to the absolute minimum that is required to clear everything.

[Roler]

Originally Posted by someaussieguy

...realised I need extended bumps stops on the front. ...

Might need them at the rear too

[someaussieguy]

Originally Posted by Roler

Might need them at the rear too

Fortunately the rear is perfect to about 3mm now, I cut all the metal away with an angle grinder and just bolted the flairs back on, clears the 31x10.5s with some 10mm aluminium blocks bolted in between the bump stops and unibody.

[junglejuice]

Originally Posted by layback40

Sorry RB but I couldnt help myself !

Did you take your own advice from your signature line & google it ? LOL

I have been told there is very little difference between many of the different alternators. They just up the exciter (primary) voltage to get the higher current. ~ Happy to hear your comments!

What's the 150 out of?

[junglejuice]

Originally Posted by someaussieguy

Removed sway bar and tested out my home brew lift kit properly for the first time, realised I need extended bumps stops on the front. Is the general consensus hockey pucks for the budget conscious?

I used a nylon cutting board from BigW, 10mm thick, easy to work, I just used a hole saw to cut them out and stacked 3 together to give me 30mm, they're just retained with a M6 SHCS down through the middle.
Easy, adjustable and doesn't make coil removal difficult as they can be fitted with the coils in place and the allen key is easy enough to use once all together....