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Waiting for janek to deliver a Transfer case on tuesday
than got some work cut out
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Fitted up my rock sliders!





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cut a couple of wholes in the back of the bonnet and put a couple of vents over them
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Picked it up from OPPOSITE-LOCK at Rockdale.....

New unis, hubs and new Ball joints on the d30, replaced all the tie rod ends, new busher on the lower c/arms and a new Rubicon Express Chromoly tie rod...

Now she drives A.O.K.....



P.s. Thanks 'Chuck Norris' and 'Jet Lee' for help with the Parts......And Gordon at Opposite lock i'd recommend him to any Jeeper looking for a good Mechanic.
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What track bar did you buy pandave ?
sorry late reply, been working FNQ past week. adjustables from Wooders. been a mix up with order so still waiting. no biggie. won't be able to install for 3 weeks, gotta head out to Dysart for more work. bugger!!
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I washed mine, removed my vented bonnet and gone back to a standard one (thanks sMashed) for the time being (sold the vented bonnet) and fitted an offset ball joint in the faint hope of trying to get the thing to stop pulling left...
So far so good, drives well so far....
Also picked another set of my imitation MOAB rims (Eb Xr8 rims)

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where did you get the offset ball joint? mine does the same and i cant find one anywhere, and how much?
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My offset joint was fitted by Narellan Truck Align. They sourced it from within Oz, somewhere in QLD, from Safety Steer. Pedders also said they could supply one.

The joint replaced on mine was the near side upper joint. A 1.5 degree was used and it was adjusted to give the maximum 1.5 degrees. It now sits perfectly on the road.

Saying that, last week I did a deep water crossing and lubed all joints afterwards. when I pumped grease into the new upper joint the top cracked off it! It is being replaced under warranty, but I hope it was just one dodgy batch and not an inherant fault in the brand.

The small ring (looks like a washer) in the second pic is actually part of the machined housing and holds the top plate (the piece with the nipple) in position. It cracked at the rear of the joint, and then the crack slowly worked its way around until the whole thing lifted off.



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