Just Placed my order

[Alex]

KM2's will be here in a week!  ;D

[lt99ls1]

Nice

[Ben H.]

Sweet.

[Trailabite]

Can I test them out for you ;D

[Will]

What size did you go with?

[Alex]

35" Now i just need to figure out what to do with my 8.8  :.  It is seeping fluid where i welded my lower control arm brackets on on both side.  It is also leaking from the truss and from the plug welds.  When Molly's dad helped cut the brackets off of the axle, he cut threw the tubes in two places.  I guess my weld's have pin holds in them :  Looks like i am going to have fun over thanksgiving.  I just don't understand why it just started leaking now when i did the swap over 4 months ago. 

[DOUG]

35" Now i just need to figure out what to do with my 8.8  :.  It is seeping fluid where i welded my lower control arm brackets on on both side.  It is also leaking from the truss and from the plug welds.  When Molly's dad helped cut the brackets off of the axle, he cut threw the tubes in two places.  I guess my weld's have pin holds in them :  Looks like i am going to have fun over thanksgiving.  I just don't understand why it just started leaking now when i did the swap over 4 months ago. 

Alex, anytime you weld a vessel, I would coat the weld with an anaerobic wicking compound.  I worked for Permabond, a Loctite competitor for 5 years out of college, and then ran a fire sprinkler distribution company for 7 years with 3 fab shops, and every weld got brushed with the sealant.  $.04 per weld, saves a leak in the field and hundreds, possibly thousands of dollars to repair.  Loctite 290 is readily available in most automotive/hardware stores, or for sure at a local bearing house or industrial distributor.

Now here's the tough part.  It will work on yours, but you have to have the surface and pin holes/void areas clean of liquids and debris.  The wicking sealant is less viscous than water, and is sucked into any void through capillary action, even against gravity.  We never tested 1"-6" welds as they never leaked if coated properly, but if we tested a large weld on 10" or 12" pipe, and it leaked, we had to drain it, heat it up to dry it out, and re coat it. 

Threadlocker 290 - High Strength, Wicking Grade
A low viscosity threadlocking liquid, 290 wicks capillary action; simplifies preventive maintenance. Available Worldwide
Applications: Preassembled fasteners, instrumentation screws, electrical connectors, carburetors, welds.
Approvals/Specifications: Meets MIL-SPEC S-46163A Type III, Grade R ; NSF/ANSI 61

Saf-T-Lock S90GreenPenetrating-Wicking
- Medium strength - Low viscosity.
- Seals welding porosity.
- Seals casting porosity.
- Post apply to fine threads.
- Ideal for adjustments screws.
- Fast cure

[Will]

Ask Jimmy how bad mine leaks   :  I gotta build a new truss, but that will probably be around Christmas.

[Jimmy]

Ask Jimmy how bad mine leaks   :  I gotta build a new truss, but that will probably be around Christmas.

Real bad! lol

[urdaddyjeep]

i'll trade ya my KM for your KM2

[Alex]

Tires will be put on at 1  {O0}  Pics soon

[Krawler00]

 {letseat}