I really just do casual desert and forest roads. Nothing my present suspension can' t do. I am just wanting a better ride on our ripped streets and freeways along with a better ride on washboard roads. What I have now just might be as good as it gets.
Seeing lots of JTs with long arms lately on the U tube. Just wondering if anyone has advice on what one to get. I have 37s now and don't want any bigger. So the long arm is for ride improvement, if there is any over what I already have. I will be having it installed in a shop.
Sometimes I think My JT is set up then I read a thread like this and realize I am still stock. I just can't seem to pay the dues for the upper 1 % club . My EJS trails will be limited to Onion Creek.
The U tube videos I see show the Az trails as many well used dirt roads that my Ram 2500 could easily travel. The Ram has a lot more room in it for truck camping and with my Thuren soft ride suspension and 37s it should do them nicely.
I have been dealing with my JT hunting for a line on the freeway. No DW or pulling , just a slight hunting. So today I finally took it to my favorite jeep alignment shop for a complete laser check. I found that it has 7.9 deg caster and had 0 toe in. So had to set to 1 deg out and now it is...
It's a well documented problem here. My dealer said that Mopar does not consider it a problem until there is a CEL or it don't move . It's just very annoying . Thought you might have some insight as to what is going on inside.
I have been left dead last before because I was too slow. Now I know who they are and avoid them. I'll just go alone but they don't like no having someone covering them if they brake down. I am doing EJS but not signed up for any of the trails. I'll do a few at my own pace. Easy ones and I won't...
Look at the RK instructions on line and U tube. You get rid of the rear track bar. The RK replacement upper CA's are solid. I had Shift Auto do mine and Welded the bracket to the rear diff.