WAYALIFE on the GO : Miscellaneous Photos from Cindy & Eddie!
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ob_tj
New member
I'm tired of the weather changing on a dime like it is!
rampagejk
Member
How fast did your jeep gone due to an extremely high speed!
That will be nice if your jeep has warp speed feature! :icon_crazy: Wild dream!
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That will be nice if your jeep has warp speed feature! :icon_crazy: Wild dream!
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highoctane
Caught the Bug
What's wrong with Moby? Power steering or radiator related?
LOL!! Where do I begin? In Moab, we lost a transmission mount spacer. I recently found and installed a replacement. I pulled our PowerPlant off so that I could replace a busted timing belt on the compressor and while I was at it, I decided to replace our transmission cooler - I just got cooler installed today. Since we got home, we've had a small radiator leak and I've been trying to track that down. Aside from that, I need to get our rear drive shaft rebalanced and if I can ever get myself to take everything apart, I need to replace a leaky input shaft seal on our Atlas. Did I cover everything? :crazyeyes:
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Maybe I need to come up and help. Almost one year ago we were running secret canyon. :thumb:
Just came across the pictures again.
Damn that was a lot of fun! You really should come on up and we can take you out on some other trails :yup:
highoctane
Caught the Bug
Quite the list! Sorry for the slight hijack, but how many times have you had to rebalance your rear driveshaft that you've run since installing the PR80? IIRC you've posted in the past about having it done. Out of balance from hitting it on rocks?
LOL!! It's all good and really, there's no hijacking this thread. Since installing our PR80, we've had it rebalanced twice. Of course, back when we were still running a PR60, still had it's rear shaft rebalanced just as many times in the same amount of time. When you play on big enough speed bumps, it's hard not to clear a few balancing weights off of it :crazyeyes:
JeepFan
Hooked
That's quite a laundry list. I admire your ambition. Can I drop off my Jeep with you along with my laundry list. Lol
LOL!! Sure, come on up but, I need to finish tearing my PowerPlant COMPLETELY apart, install a new timing belt on the air compressor piston and the reassemble the whole thing first! :crazyeyes:
highoctane
Caught the Bug
Was hoping it indeed was hitting/dragging it on the trails, figured I'd ask. My old '08 4dr Rubi always had a stock rear shaft and just replaced it for cheap the one time I twisted it into two pieces. My '15 JK that is still in the shop with Drew and his crew has a JE Reel 1410 with the PR80 and was curious if random rebalances are something in my future to keep it running smooth on the highway. I suppose having such a huge low pinion axle hanging outback hitting the driveshaft is bound to happen sooner than later.
Honestly, while the low pinion of the PR80 doesn't help with anything, I've cleared weights on both my high pinion 60 and even factory 44. Rebalancing my drive shaft is just routine maintenance for me. Of course, I probably just suck as a driver :crazyeyes:
LOL!! Thanks Tom, that was too kind of you. :blush:
As a matter of fact, yes, right where the Atlas bolts up to the transmission. I wonder if it's just an Atlas thing. Being that we have a sight tube and can keep an eye on the level, I haven't worried about it too much but it is annoying.
JAGS
Hooked
X2!! This is so true. I'm fortunate enough to have my father's side grandparents still with us. I was sharing with them some of the recent Moab pics. They were simply amazed and asked if I was scared driving. I think it was more like "are you crazy!" I assured them that I was with a great group and I had the best spotter/friend I could ask for. I'd never do half the stuff I've done if it wasn't for knowing you were helping and teaching me through. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
Wow. Looks like a lot of traffic. That's like Carson city rush hour. [emoji6] So wish we could move up there. Will need to settle for a visit, hopefully soon. [emoji2]