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Jeep WJ: Installing Iron Rock Off Road Rock Link Front Long Arms

Jeep WJ: Installing Iron Rock Off Road Rock Link Front Long Arms

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Now that the cross member is installed it is time to put in the front 3 link long arms. I imagine there are some points installing the long arms I could have gone about it a different way but hey, hind sight is always 20/20 right?
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


Hey Man. Love the videos! Ironic I'm putting an 04 wj with a IRO 4 link rear with BDS 4 inch lift springs, and the front high clearance critical path and some sleeved axle front and back and many other upgrades! I am not a mechanic, more of a hobbies. But Im learning some shit from ya and a applaud! Several questions or ideas! Have you seen the kid that did the video of cutting spare tire holder out and lifting your gas tank up? Wiring question for the abs? Fuel lines? are you going to bend your own? Or customize? Sorry for the long message.
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I am not a mechanic. I do not work on my own car. I love seeing Eric's expertise on display, and hearing his soft, gentle, and oh so human, voice talking about what he is doing. He never sounds stilted, nor preachy, nor like he is superior to his audience. Thank you Eric O.
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Those coopers are great tires. Been running them on my 03 3/4 ton dodge for 3 years now and they are doing as good or better than the BFGs they replaced. Will be putting them on my Dakota here in the next few weeks
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Correct me if I'm wrong but the front shocks are upside down are they not? The boot should be on top and not on the bottom. The boot on the bottom is just a place for dirt and debris to fall into?
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My Dad loves those Jeeps/ I'm afraid 80 he'd find it hard to get in that one. But he's not old I still have a hard time keeping up with him. He's just 8 shorter than me. LOL
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I guess what I have heard and read about Jeeps is that you have to spend a fortune for up grading the drive and suspension components to off road them or they break a lot?
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A great example of how you dont want a big project vehicle like this from a rusted source location. Seems like theres less annoyance by Eric of crusty Rusty parts.
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Carolina Creeper? As a Carolina boy, I take offense to that. we also use old Uhaul blankets! They're a bit more forgiving on the gravel. (Obviously not offended)
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Don't be so hard on yourself, you're doing a great job for never doing this before. I enjoy all of your videos, you pay attention to detail. Semper Fi Brother.
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Eric i am happy you have your Jeep project using your skills and talent to fufill your dreams plus making certsin it would be safe for you and your family
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