The adventures of a Jeep and its driver.
THESE ARE NOT MY WELDS!Just wanted to put that out there. 😉 When I got my Rubicon axles, they had different brackets welded on for coil overs. This was an example of one of the better welds. I have no idea how this stuff didn’t break off.
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I think I want to get this made into a shirt. What do you think?
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Photo by @tjpowellnet
Picked these up from 440 Powder Coating. They look awesome. Can’t wait to get these reassembled and on the Jeep!
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I got overruled on the JB weld idea. So we notched the truss. This does weaken it slightly, but not enough to be a concern.
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The Dana 30 we put the truss on had an ARB air locker. The port for the locker was going to be in the way of the truss. I suggested we just fill the hole with JB Weld and drill another one.
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A friend suggested I try the Penetro 90 to loosen the control arm ends that were not moving. I tried, but since I am really impatient, and 15 minutes isn’t long enough to work, I ended up using the torch. 😂
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EJS 2018. Went on a trail ride with the Jeep social media crew and filmed a Christmas commercial. Spent most of the day waiting for the camera crew to set up the shots. Trouble is, I never saw it until about 2 weeks ago because they scrapped it. 😪
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