hmmm

[swamprat]

so in less than 3 weeks im going to be fully moved to my new residence in John's creek. and were already planning on putting my jeep in a shop to get it worked on, mainly cause my steering box is ripping its self off again.

does anyone have any suggestions? i was thinking of going to 4WP there on Buford highway.


-Ian

[Brad]

Extreme offroad is closer to johns creek

the managers name is ben

their address is:

813 shadburn Avenue
Suite 106
Buford, GA

[Trailabite]

Get with Mark and Richard, they have experience on this subject! Mark is a professional in ripping off steering boxes ;D

[Daniel]

Get with Mark and Richard, they have experience on this subject! Mark is a professional in ripping off steering boxes ;D

Ooooooooh... where you at Mark?

[swamprat]

oh, so im not alone. i am just a little worried about this, cause well its a cherokee. and i ripped the uniframe off! its just held together right now with alot of plate, and hope.

[Jimmy]

Its an XJ thing, lol

[mdo817]

Get with Mark and Richard, they have experience on this subject! Mark is a professional in ripping off steering boxes ;D

Ooooooooh... where you at Mark?

{no} {nln}
I don't know who to tell you to take it to. Might contact "Mild to Wild" they do a good bit of custom work. This type repair takes custom stuff. I assume you have unibody cracking going on. I used a lot of .125" steel plate and reinforced my whole Driver side. Now I'm finishing up with full hydro-steering to take the stress of the unibody. Give me a shout if you want to talk.

[swamprat]

im thinking in the long run i want to plate the whole underside. pretty much giving my uniframe a frame.

[swamprat]

ahh this is cool, i might be able to pick up a 2dr XJ that isnt all messed up to transfer parts too. now that would be cheaper and rather cool, cause my first vehicle was a 2dr XJ, and i would love to have another one. but i live in a nice neighborhood and i doubt that i could do the swapping in the garage, so another question for ya'll. how knows a shop or maybe a privately owned place that i can borrow to go along the lines of building a jeep?

[mdo817]

I bought my YJ from a guy in a real nice subdivision in Johns Creek, he was building a bad a$$ crawler in his garage, he kept baby tires to get it out of his garage. Where ther is a will there is a way.

[swamprat]

ahhh, well me and a couple buddies are going to get to get together. and rebuild my jeep, new rear axle, redoing the front end, going from T&T long arms to short arms, lining the inside all the good stuff.

[Trailabite]

Why would go from long arms to short arms? Most people go the other way!