Lond Arm kit needed
09-30-2006, 12:12 PM
#1
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Lond Arm kit needed
I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
of the different kits out there
Thanks,
John in Vegas
shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
of the different kits out there
Thanks,
John in Vegas
09-30-2006, 12:38 PM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
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"John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> of the different kits out there
>
> Thanks,
> John in Vegas
>
--
"John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> of the different kits out there
>
> Thanks,
> John in Vegas
>
09-30-2006, 12:38 PM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
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"John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> of the different kits out there
>
> Thanks,
> John in Vegas
>
--
"John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> of the different kits out there
>
> Thanks,
> John in Vegas
>
09-30-2006, 12:38 PM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
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"John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> of the different kits out there
>
> Thanks,
> John in Vegas
>
--
"John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> of the different kits out there
>
> Thanks,
> John in Vegas
>
10-01-2006, 12:14 AM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
John in Vegas
Jeeper wrote:
> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>
> --
>
> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> > of the different kits out there
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John in Vegas
> >
am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
John in Vegas
Jeeper wrote:
> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>
> --
>
> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> > of the different kits out there
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John in Vegas
> >
10-01-2006, 12:14 AM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
John in Vegas
Jeeper wrote:
> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>
> --
>
> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> > of the different kits out there
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John in Vegas
> >
am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
John in Vegas
Jeeper wrote:
> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>
> --
>
> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> > of the different kits out there
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John in Vegas
> >
10-01-2006, 12:14 AM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
John in Vegas
Jeeper wrote:
> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>
> --
>
> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> > of the different kits out there
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John in Vegas
> >
am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
John in Vegas
Jeeper wrote:
> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>
> --
>
> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
> > of the different kits out there
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John in Vegas
> >
10-01-2006, 02:51 PM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
I have the RE kit and I like it, however... I have already bent a control arm on it.
Not sure its the kit for you due to that. You will want a belly up skid tho!
-jenn
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:14:04 -0700, John in Vegas <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
>>am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
>>needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
>>JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
>>small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
>>brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
>>
>>John in Vegas
>>
>>Jeeper wrote:
>>
>>> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>>> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
>>> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
>>> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
>>> > of the different kits out there
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > John in Vegas
>>> >
Not sure its the kit for you due to that. You will want a belly up skid tho!
-jenn
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:14:04 -0700, John in Vegas <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
>>am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
>>needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
>>JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
>>small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
>>brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
>>
>>John in Vegas
>>
>>Jeeper wrote:
>>
>>> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>>> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
>>> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
>>> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
>>> > of the different kits out there
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > John in Vegas
>>> >
10-01-2006, 02:51 PM
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
I have the RE kit and I like it, however... I have already bent a control arm on it.
Not sure its the kit for you due to that. You will want a belly up skid tho!
-jenn
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:14:04 -0700, John in Vegas <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
>>am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
>>needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
>>JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
>>small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
>>brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
>>
>>John in Vegas
>>
>>Jeeper wrote:
>>
>>> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>>> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
>>> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
>>> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
>>> > of the different kits out there
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > John in Vegas
>>> >
Not sure its the kit for you due to that. You will want a belly up skid tho!
-jenn
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:14:04 -0700, John in Vegas <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
>>am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
>>needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
>>JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
>>small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
>>brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
>>
>>John in Vegas
>>
>>Jeeper wrote:
>>
>>> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>>> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
>>> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
>>> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
>>> > of the different kits out there
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > John in Vegas
>>> >
10-01-2006, 02:51 PM
#10
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Re: Lond Arm kit needed
I have the RE kit and I like it, however... I have already bent a control arm on it.
Not sure its the kit for you due to that. You will want a belly up skid tho!
-jenn
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:14:04 -0700, John in Vegas <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
>>am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
>>needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
>>JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
>>small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
>>brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
>>
>>John in Vegas
>>
>>Jeeper wrote:
>>
>>> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>>> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
>>> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
>>> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
>>> > of the different kits out there
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > John in Vegas
>>> >
Not sure its the kit for you due to that. You will want a belly up skid tho!
-jenn
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:14:04 -0700, John in Vegas <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>My post never showed up on my browser, but let me add a little more of what I
>>am looking for. I don't care how much cutting and welding has to be done. It
>>needs to be strong, as I am very mean to my equipment. I want a good $$ also.
>>JEEPER, Thanks for replying. Ive read about the RE and of others, including
>>small shop type kits. From just that, Im leaning toward the lesser known
>>brand, but why do you think its the one I should get?
>>
>>John in Vegas
>>
>>Jeeper wrote:
>>
>>> go for the RE kit very nice kit for tj's
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> "John in Vegas" <tj0llll0@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:451E9777.8DD92A76@yahoo.com...
>>> >I am look for suggestions for a long arm kit for my TJ. As of now, my
>>> > shocks and springs are shot, and I keep blowing out control arm bushings
>>> > because something is bent under there. So I am looking for pros and cons
>>> > of the different kits out there
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > John in Vegas
>>> >