NJ B.S. Thread

I’ll hit him up, see if it’s cool to pm you his number.

 

Nice photo. Heard the photographer is a dick though.

 

@HolyHandGrenade incoming pm

 

Thank you Sir. I’m not sure I need one yet. I need to change out that bent spindle, just want to know who to contact if it’s crunchy.

 

He said he talked to you last year. Just touch base say whudupp..

 

He’s not as bad as EVERYONE says he is. Just gotta keep him away from whiskey.

And axes.

 

And running trucks of complete strangers

 

One week buddy! Truck's all checked over and ready to rock!

 

Nice ! Gotta look over the elocker this weekend (blinking light of death) other than that, good to go.
Are you shooting for Friday or Saturday to be there?

 

Friday to get in on that night wheeling. @Rockbaron1 and I will be working our way up from FPK area Thursday.

 

Sweet, I'm shooting to be there around 3-4pm friday. night wheeling

Remember to register at Camp 6 when you get there....then just follow the sounds of chaos until you find it.

 

Let me know if you need one, I've got two complete hubs sitting on the shelf. Turns out bearings weren't the issue, so I'd be happy to part with one.

 

Awesome. Thank you

 

You're an Overlander and a Submariner (couldn't find your submariner video at your first RC trip)

 

This thread is still alive !?

 

CVJ Axle are a little bit spendy for me. I'm gonna re-use my old axle and just change the boots.
Any good writeup you guys recommend?

 

Doesn't Crom have a good write up?
It's super simple. Pull CV, cut off outer boot, remove snap ring from tripod bearing, remove tripod bearing, replace outer boot, put on new inner boot, reinstall tripod bearing, reinstall CV shaft. You will need the clamp pliers that work with whichever style clamp you use.
One tip I got from CVJ is to put a coffee stirrer under the shaft side clamp on inner boot before tightening the clamp. Once the CV is installed and truck is at ride height, pull the stirrer. Helps keep the boot from getting air bound.

 

Coffee stirrer trick works great

 

I wish.

Because he explains step by step, with good detailed photos and help describe/explain words that some folks don't know (like tripod bearings) and the reasons for doing a step, which encourages newbs like me to.

While others just call it easy or super simple...