Jeepers

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Originally Posted by T-Giv

I went to Rocky Mountain Driveline today. They checked out my shaft [fags] and they said that my front is okay to still drive on. The rear is getting worse with every mile. It clicks and clacks just on normal driving. So tomorrow I am getting a new shaft from them. I was going to throw it in myself but apparently there is a special torque wrench needed? The wrench is allegedly $80 which is what this shop is charging me to throw it in. Bottom line, after tomorrow I should be good to get out on the trail again!

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How much were the shafts? I am sure I will need to do this as well...

Only the rear with their thicker material was $425.

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Originally Posted by T-Giv

Only the rear with their thicker material was $425.

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That is not that bad at all....

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Originally Posted by T-Giv

Only the rear with their thicker material was $425.

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Sounds horrible to me. [fag]

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Originally Posted by 10mm-man

That is not that bad at all....

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That is not installed though. It looks they ended up changing the CV joins to a new type of mounting system now so the install is much different. They are charging $245 for the mounts and to balance/install it.

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Originally Posted by USAFGopherMike

Sounds horrible to me. [fag]

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Let's just say I'm still recovering. [Cry]

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Originally Posted by T-Giv

That is not installed though. It looks they ended up changing the CV joins to a new type of mounting system now so the install is much different. They are charging $245 for the mounts and to balance/install it.

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OUCH!!

JEEP- Just Empty Every Pocket

JEEP- Just Eats Every Part

Ouch is right.

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Originally Posted by T-Giv

Ouch is right.

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So who is down for a Saturday run? Somethin easy, were we don't break parts would be good!

Location of trail?