Recent content by Explorin94

http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/ReplacementBrakeLine_Front.html You can use the extension line shown to make you line longer and it works with the factory line holder.

Bolt patterns are wrong. FW is 5 on 5.5 and the explorer is 5 on 4.5

I have YJ springs under mine. They are flexy.

You didn't do this......... http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/search.php

I know what you are saying but....even though they are new when the truck was totalled. How long have they been sitting in that yard? Guess it's just me and the way I am. I would rather have a warranty and a company to stand behind the parts they sell instead of getting it second hand with no...

I was just merely saying that JY parts are just that.....JUNK. No opinion from me just a fact. How can I side track when I said in my second post that I read the first one wrong??????? It's your truck do what you want with it. Just don't drive it behind me. Good luck!

I think I know how to inspect and measure rotors for correct specs. Been doing for over 20 years now. I have a problem using someone else's junk even if they mic out fine. If it's at the JY then it is junk to me period. Like I said I don't go the cheap way on brake even though they may appear...

I did read it and this is what I seen. Then I reread it again and made it out to the rotor still being able to turn on the spindle. I think that is what I read?

Why put JY rotors on your truck? The brakes should be the most important safety aspect of your truck. Don't skip on them. You say that it is your daily driver? Keep yourself and the other people who you share the road with safe and put new brakes on your truck. Make it your SAFE daily driver.

Should be estatic and go buy the Petersen's 4 Wheel and Off-Road Magazine, if you don't receive it in the mail. There are 2 Member's trucks in the magazine this Month. Ben is in the Reader's Rides and Bray is featured for the UA (Ultimate Adventure). This give the Ranger Community a big boost to...

I seen this one and left it alone......silly me!

Most people don't know that Schools are categorized that way.

Federal Law prohibits carrying a gun in any Court House (Federal and County) and also all Schools, regardless of what permit you carry.

The rubicon axle are in there own group as for parts, meaning width and gear sets. IIRC they are 1.5 inches wider per side than any other 44's. The gear sets are known as "thick" meaning they are thicker than a normal 44 which are skinnier than the rubicons. All the rubicon gears should end in...

Appears your butt is hurt now. Take your licks and get back to the issue at hand. And as I said if you didn't read it right I work for a living and don't get the chance to play on the computer all day like you, that was the reason for my late response. So get over yourself and go find a real job!!!