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Awesome photo's Diane, thank you for posting:)

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It's looking really good Scott!

 

Thanks Loren.

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Just now seeing this K, my favorite from our trip! Thanks for posting.

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scottL getting some flex on Log Corral trail:

 

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:cool:

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scottL getting some flex on Log Corral trail::cool:

 

 

Great shot Diane, thank you!

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Look who's Jeep is getting a little TLC in George's Auto Spa & Boutique today:

 

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Among a bunch of other things, George extended the disconnect brackets on both sides to keep the Currie Correct-a-Link steering from rubbing on the factory disconnect brackets:

 

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The first design didn't get it high enough, but here's G designing a completely custom disconnect bracket:

 

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Driver's side view:

 

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Say nighty-night!

 

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Nice!

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Customized, I like it:cool:

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Hockey Puck bump-stop install:

 

Remove spring, drill 3/8" hole:

 

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Weld on nuts to accept 3/8" bolt:

 

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Drill out the center of the hockey pucks:

 

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Using a larger drill bit, hone out a space to counter-sink the welded on nut:

 

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scottL's shock was hitting the unibody frame stiffener on the passenger side at full flex:

 

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Where the shock was hitting:

 

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George ground it out to eliminate the rub:

 

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The top puck also got counter-sunk for the bolt head and washer.

 

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Hm, made close to George's hometown.

 

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