Recent content by razehound

This is the one that got me... Wild that you need to pay up for power seats in 2025, even wilder that theres no memory for them. Had that back in 2013

Just checking that you are aware the goodyears measure at 34.3-34.4" right? They're not going to be any smaller diameter wise. If you find ones thats a true 35 it will be taller, and a regular 34.5 will be identical.

I'll try looking at this later today. From what i remember this does kindof describe the issue, seems like the cap had to sit way down inside where it wanted to pop up.

Yes I'm planning on starting my forscan journey next month... Good tip! I'll try to keep that in mind

Oh! Now that you mention it that's definitely an interesting design choice. I may have to do the same. How intensive of a process is that?

Thanks! It seems that my bolts extend a bit further than yours do: I'm coming up with some crazy ideas but I think I can make it work... just need to heavily verify before ever actually taking the wheel off

Thank you!

If only someone made such an adapter for the front tires! @Brian_B Could I get a look at what your jack/extension pad looks like that "can catch a shock mount bolt and not slide around"? I'm going to at least try to use the LCAs and I'd like a reference for what that looks like. As of now I'm...

Okay Yeah that would be what I am aiming for. A way to grab that LCA lower surface. So you're catching the more central bolt yes? (rear/bottom one in my pic) The issue Im trying to avoid is suspension droop. Obv not a problem in the rear bc youre using the axle. But in the front, you'd have...

Gotcha. Right now Im really just trying to figure out if its safe to lift from the LCA/hear that people actually do it. I can figure out the interface myself after the fact

Looking to get the wheel off the ground for a tire change. Obv can use the axle for the rear, but I believe at the front-most frame location you need quite a bit of lift to get the front wheel off the ground (SAS), more than a 18in bottle jack can do. Looking to do this (yes its a Jeep but its...

Can you throw a bottle jack under the lower control arm for lifting the front tires? With a stand under the frame obv Its just to use a bottle jack on the frame you need like 21+inches of lift and sometimes still a block on top of that, I'd like to use a low profile bottle jack.

Yes I reached out to them just before making this thread. Trying to cover all my bases with information/help

I agree that the captive strap does seem to be contributing. Not sure if just trying to work it back and forth would increase pliability.

So I installed my Armorlite floor this last weekend, and everything went great. Wasn't too hard to install, everything lined up perfectly. When installing the drain plugs, I lined up the tab and pressed them into place. The body of the plug snapped right into place and is firmly secure...