Chris Duke from Motorz TV http://www.motorz.tv/ shows you how to install a Skyjacker 2-inch suspension lift kit on a 1968 Jeep CJ5. Show notes: http://www.mo…
Chris Duke from Motorz TV http://www.motorz.tv/ shows you how to install a Skyjacker 2-inch suspension lift kit on a 1968 Jeep CJ5. Show notes: http://www.mo…
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One problem, they are not using impact sockets.
do u have any videos?
Couple things I saw wrong… The steering stabilizer should have been positioned above the lowest metal part of the axle, not being unprotected. Also, it was dangerous to use chrome sockets with an impact, they are likely to break and shatter. Lastly, you said you needed a “four wheel alignment” when in fact it is not possible on this vehicle due to the solid rear axle. There is no way to adjust the rear wheels in alignment.
also fail, hows the rear axle centered?,
the pin did not engage the axle
nice video, but i don’t get why you lowered the steering stabilizer….. better chance of it getting damaged off road, not to mention it was extra work removing the old brackets that where perfectly fine
Great job on your videos
i know it will i got sick of all the sponser ads
i know it will fit, i was clearly poking fun at all the sponser advertisment for craftsmen tools
@Clinton Schmidt if you don’t know that maybe you should do alot more research before you try to do this or just take it somewhere. Not trying to mean just trying to save you from taking your jeep apart and not be able to get it back together
If it fits, then yes it should work. They are saying craftsman because they sell them at Sears.
i dont have a craftsmen ratchet will my kinchrome one work?
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Finally Chris, you are doing something on “something” other than a Ford, Thanks!!!