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Carl, I do believe the bolt is a 10x1.25mm.
Thread pitch doesn't really matter much as you'll be needing to get a new nut (and make your own retainer out of heavier steel and real welds).
Just make sure it's at least a grade 8.8

You end up accidentally welding the bolt to the spinner yet :lol: Worst case (been there, done that) is you grind the head off the bolt, spring the track bar and lower part of the bracket out some for clearance then have at it with a sawzall and the proper length blade between the inner part of the ...

I've built a couple of AR-15 platform rifles.
What kind of information are you looking for?

Kurt wrote:How are you going to fit 35's on that....

Easy!!!

Can't really add any other advise, but I do know where there's a plethora of woodworking tools

Amanda, Was the engine spinning over on the XJ or was nothing happening at all when you turned the key? If the engine isn't turning over it could be a bad starter solenoid, bad starter relay, bad ignition switch, bad neutral safety switch (automatic trans only) or a "dead spot" in the star...

That was freakin' cool!!!! Farm tractor doing rooster tails and drifting!!

I've got an ArticRubi style that'll handle 3" pipe easy!
Little interesting using it under an XJ though

Sawzall with the right blade! Then pick up the right adaptor.

Your favorite tool store has this: http://www.harborfreight.com/catalogsea ... ipe+cutter if you want to go the hard route!

Amanda, on the plus side, your rust area is above the floor pan and in a spot that's a single layer of steel. The down side it's also a bit under where the wheel well and rocker meet. Super straight cuts aren't important! The neat trick is to cut out the rusty area from the outside of the Jeep. Then...

For the inside, I'd say just go to Lowe's (much better selection than HD) and pick up a piece of heavy gauge (16-18ga) sheet metal. You can also patch that outside spot with it then I'd suggest ordering some kind of rocker "armor" from Quadratech, 4wd Hardware, etc.. By the time you're don...

www.speedymetals.com prices are good, shipping is reasonable, all kinds of shapes and sizes of steel, they'll cut to the length you want, it gets delivered to your door, and you don't have to call/run around looking for prices and availability! Here's a couple pics of what I did on my XJ with some J...

He and Tim, her son, have NO intention of giving up her Jeep, and would like to do some sort of ride with her in mind. Kelly - Regarding a ride, it needs to have/involve flip flops. Thanks for posting the details of the service. THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was thinking that earlier to...

Great! Now Kurt has one upped me in the trailer department