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StormTrooper2005
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeSun 04 Oct 2009, 10:19 pm

If you still got the axle sleeves let me know. I'll take them for $100
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Mr.RonGilbert
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeSat 03 Oct 2009, 8:53 pm

Huge THANKS! to Jeff for going through the trouble of swapping my rear stock sway bar for his Anti-Rock. I told him that I wanted the Anti-Rocks but wasn't physically able to get in there and do the swap. He said - "no sweat, I'll come over and knock it out". It took a little longer than expected but he stuck with it - I learned that he has a lot more patience than I do! I appreciate it Jeff.

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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeWed 30 Sep 2009, 10:49 am

jdldx3 wrote:
Dutchboy101 wrote:
Jeff,

Dibs on the shocks and adapters as well. Need to talk the wife into it first though. Parting out the Rubicon, 457359


Looks like another install party.

Sascha, how many times are we going to put springs on your jeep?

Until I am satisfied with my Jeep. Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_porc

I am just hoping that my control arms will adjust enough to handle to additional lift Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_clown
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 10:03 pm

Dutchboy101 wrote:
Jeff,

Dibs on the shocks and adapters as well. Need to talk the wife into it first though. Parting out the Rubicon, 457359


Looks like another install party.

Sascha, how many times are we going to put springs on your jeep?
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 8:37 pm

Jeff,

Dibs on the shocks and adapters as well. Need to talk the wife into it first though. Parting out the Rubicon, 457359
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goldenboy
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 7:10 pm

no worries but you couldn't tell me know until i asked.
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TxCrawler
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 1:40 pm

I wish I could do the axle swap, but I dont think It would go over very well if I sold a rubicon without a 44 front and no lockers Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_biggrin
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 1:35 pm

they are already broken, after the recovery class at BVORR the front of the passenger side had stripped the nut totally out of the plastic and at katemcy one of the bolt heads, i'm sorry screw heads, was sheared off. I had to drill out the plastic and use a sheetrock expansion nut to reattach it. other than that i just don't have 450 for something like that but i could come up with some money for them axles. Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_biggrin let me know if you don't get rid of them and maybe we can talk then.
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 11:26 am

Put some non skid tap on there and your golden...pun intended. Those plastic side steps are going to get destroyed if you keep taking it off road (just a matter of time), so you have an excuse for your wife Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_biggrin .
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 11:12 am

yeah, they are a pain to put on, you have to drill a couple holes in the frame rails, and use sticky nuts, or whatever they call them to get them inside the frame rails to bolt them up, once they are on, you won't want to take them off.

And they work really well, I have tested these rails on multiple occasions. No rocker damage Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_smile
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 10:34 am

goldenboy wrote:
i bet they work way better than these plastic side steps. but i have to keep the steps for the misses to get in and i don't think that the round bar works too well with heals. how easy would they be to swap out back and forth?

once you put them on....you're not gonna want to swap them out.

as far as the heels issue...ya don't step onto anything heel 1st right? If anything, just add a grap handle on that side.

fyi, my wife Brandi if 5'7" and wears heels everyday and doesn't seem to have a problem getting into my Jeep that only has the Rubi rails...even with the damn hooker heels she wore at our wedding
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeTue 29 Sep 2009, 7:59 am

i bet they work way better than these plastic side steps. but i have to keep the steps for the misses to get in and i don't think that the round bar works too well with heals. how easy would they be to swap out back and forth?
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:51 pm

goldenboy wrote:
if you would ever consider trading your axles for for my 30/44 let me know.

You should really take him up on those rock rails dude!
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 9:58 pm

if you would ever consider trading your axles for for my 30/44 let me know.
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 9:32 pm

Dibs on the rear anti-rock.....
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 8:26 pm

come on just part out the whole thing! See how much you can get for the TUb and Seats etc....I bet you could get way more then your asking for the thing whole....LMAO
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:44 am

TxCrawler wrote:
Dutchboy101 wrote:
Jeff,

I'll take your 4.5 poly performance springs without the rubicon springs.
Let me know how we can best do the trade? I will be at Long's Ranch on October 17th.

I won't be able to make longs, but I could probably have some one bring them to you at longs...

That will work for me. I will give them the money and it will be an easy exchange.

Now update your items, you just sold the springs!!! Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_cheers
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:37 am

Dutchboy101 wrote:
Jeff,

I'll take your 4.5 poly performance springs without the rubicon springs.
Let me know how we can best do the trade? I will be at Long's Ranch on October 17th.

I won't be able to make longs, but I could probably have some one bring them to you at longs...
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:36 am

Forgot to add in the shocks and rear sway bar...
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:21 am

Dam! Lots of stuff.

If only I had a Rubicon axle to trade! I am also tempted for your upper control arms. However I was thinking I needed my lowers first.
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PostSubject: Re: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:19 am

Jeff,

I'll take your 4.5 poly performance springs without the rubicon springs.
Let me know how we can best do the trade? I will be at Long's Ranch on October 17th.
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PostSubject: Parting out the Rubicon,   Parting out the Rubicon, Icon_minitimeMon 28 Sep 2009, 11:00 am

Putting the Rubicon back to stock



Front and Rear JK Rubicon Dana 44’s with 5.13’s superlift diff covers, Front has Poly Performance steering correction kit
$1000 bucks plus your stock Rubicon axles,

I also have the front inner axle sleeves I can through in the package for another $100, they have been sitting in my garage for about 4 months or so

4.5” poly performance springs $200 plus your Rubicon stock springs, or $225 for the set with out trade. (SOLD)

Fox 12” travel emulsion shocks with adapters to fit the JK $450 or 425 with your stock shocks (SOLD)

Currie front and rear upper adjustable control arms $400 with stock control arms
$425 without stock control arms or $700 with the superlift lower control arms, but they probably need new bushings on the frame mount side.

(5) 37x12.50-17 Super Swamper Irok Radials with Pro comp 8170 wheels, Fronts have about 40% tread and bad wear pattern (didn’t rotate my tires), rears have about 70% tread and look good, chunked up a little due to the trails, Spare has about 50% tread. $1250 or $750 with your stock Rubi wheels and tires.

Shrockworks Unlimited rock Rails, $450, has a few dings and scratches, they work awesome and no wait times

Currie Rear anti-rock $400 or $375 with your stock rear sway bar (SOLD)


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