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

[ceven]

Did this at the springs this weekend, yes they are the upper control arms.

Managed to get them re-shaped and welded back together thanks to the owner of the park (Neil) allowing me and a mate to use his equipment.

Other than this was a top weekend, can't recommend the park enough.

[bruggz351]

Originally Posted by ceven

Did this at the springs this weekend, yes they are the upper control arms.

Managed to get them re-shaped and welded back together thanks to the owner of the park (Neil) allowing me and a mate to use his equipment.

Other than this was a top weekend, can't recommend the park enough.

What did you do???

[junglejuice]

Originally Posted by ceven

Did this at the springs this weekend, yes they are the upper control arms.

Managed to get them re-shaped and welded back together thanks to the owner of the park (Neil) allowing me and a mate to use his equipment.

Other than this was a top weekend, can't recommend the park enough.

What the hell did you do to cause that?

Are you going to replace them???

[Tezza]

Picked up my new control arms and lift blocks from wooders.
Dave and Colin were very helpfull.

[Tezza]

Originally Posted by ceven

Did this at the springs this weekend, yes they are the upper control arms.

Managed to get them re-shaped and welded back together thanks to the owner of the park (Neil) allowing me and a mate to use his equipment.

Other than this was a top weekend, can't recommend the park enough.

I don't get photos on this systum but man how could bent upper arms!!!!

[vb]

Originally Posted by TheOoz

Under what conditions? Low and high range or just low?

as soon as I put it into 4 wheel drive the knock starts, also noticed since then is a ratling sound when driving sounds like its coming from the front end will get it up on stilts an have capitan cook on the weekend

[MudMonkey30]

Originally Posted by Windex

Looked at my door seals and wondered why did Jeep put the join between the two ends at the lowest point!

Have you not looked at any other vehicles door seals?
They all join at the bottom or atleast overlap at the bottom,
you don't want it dripping on you when it rains do you,

but I supose if you submerge more then drive in the rain then I can see where your coming from,
yes most new cars are a solid piece seal but it's cheaper to have a long role of seal then have 2million singles made up