Dang! Glad the trans fluid didn't catch fire on the hot exhaust. Could have been scary. Sugar creek loop is definitely beautiful area tho. We've taken the kids out there in the past for a picnic and to just check out the countryside.
Loving this XJ content guys... Bummer about the bolt eating into the trans lines. Yep it needs a little lift for sure. Great video with the family! Aussie fan. 🦘🇦🇺👍
that thing was modded a lot more than you thought in that first video. great job on the repair of the trans lines. tough mistake to find out in the middle of nowhere
Your jeep started just like mine. I wanted to keep it a small built, take the kids out and explore roads and stuff. Now it’a pretty built lol, it snowballs fast. Even with a lift that isnt that big, long arm setup makes a big difference on and off road.
Rough Country gets a bad rap. I have used several items from them ,including 4 inch long arm suspension, been on several trails in Moab and to Windrock and north Georgia and South Carolina, have had no problems . Very budget friendly.
Love this channel. I have learned a lot from watching. I am starting a channel. No content yet but it’s called @Maverick 4x4. Hopefully it will be as good as this channel. Looking forward to watching more fun!!
Hey Ben, I wish would have changed out those bushings in the axle. I have a JK that needs a new set. Got any tips? I have a China Freight ball joint press but no fancy vehicle lift in my garage like yours lol.
I will add that to the video list! It’s not too hard to do. I would suggest swapping over to a Johnny joint style while your doing it though (if you have a flexy suspension)
Wanted to ditch the rubber style bushing on the one side. The Clayton arms are much higher quality. I’ll rebuild these old arms and sell them on marketplace!
@@JKGearandGadgets I’m a local volunteer firefighter and that function would be very helpful when monitoring personnel when fighting brush and forest fires
Hey Ben , I have a situation with my stock 2007 jeep sahara, the bracket that is welded to the rear axel which holds the rear track bar cracked right off the axel as I was driving I heard something being dragged, which was the track bar... What do you think or recommend I do to fix ???
Your going to have to find someone or a shop to weld on a new bracket for you. I would suggest this Barnes bracket or another weld on bracket that is beefier than stock. barnes4wd.com/products/jeep-jk-rear-track-bar-bracket
Dang! Glad the trans fluid didn't catch fire on the hot exhaust. Could have been scary. Sugar creek loop is definitely beautiful area tho. We've taken the kids out there in the past for a picnic and to just check out the countryside.
Really enjoying the XJ videos! Keep them coming!
Great video Ben and family!
Loving this XJ content guys... Bummer about the bolt eating into the trans lines. Yep it needs a little lift for sure.
Great video with the family!
Aussie fan. 🦘🇦🇺👍
Typical old Jeep problems! As always you make it all look so easy to do and like it was no problem. Glad to see you guys having fun in the new Jeep!
Adding sugar creek loop to my list of overland journeys
Loving the xj content
Whoops! Live and learn. Fun new ride.
That car didn’t even have a snorkel! 🤣🤣🤣
that thing was modded a lot more than you thought in that first video. great job on the repair of the trans lines. tough mistake to find out in the middle of nowhere
Your jeep started just like mine. I wanted to keep it a small built, take the kids out and explore roads and stuff. Now it’a pretty built lol, it snowballs fast. Even with a lift that isnt that big, long arm setup makes a big difference on and off road.
That is pretty interesting - running stock height with adjustable control arms.
Your always quite resourceful Ben. Too bad car washes do not have lifts.
Rough Country gets a bad rap. I have used several items from them ,including 4 inch long arm suspension, been on several trails in Moab and to Windrock and north Georgia and South Carolina, have had no problems . Very budget friendly.
And so it begins!!!….Just a lift and control arms…but…well maybe “just” some axles…but….ok….driveshafts…but that’s it….until the LS….
Good ol' Purgatory Road. Saw someone post it got washed out pretty bad lately.
HI Cassie, HI girls, Glad to see you all!! Sorry the Cherokee wasn't doing its part 😢 NEXT TIME!!
Love this channel. I have learned a lot from watching. I am starting a channel. No content yet but it’s called @Maverick 4x4. Hopefully it will be as good as this channel. Looking forward to watching more fun!!
Any trip is fun in a cherokee!
Nice video. I would have just did away with the trans cooler in the radiator.
Thanks for taking us on your family adventure! Windows down in July in Oklahoma? AC is broke?
One of the lines froze up! I think it’s a little low on refrigerant. On the list of things to look at 🤣
Will you be making another surprise guest appearance in Pigeon Forge this year 🤔
Hey Ben, I wish would have changed out those bushings in the axle. I have a JK that needs a new set. Got any tips? I have a China Freight ball joint press but no fancy vehicle lift in my garage like yours lol.
I will add that to the video list! It’s not too hard to do. I would suggest swapping over to a Johnny joint style while your doing it though (if you have a flexy suspension)
Seatbelt ben!!!!
It's bad when 💩 happens 👍👍😃
4bt swap that xj 😊 with some 2 tons
😮. Sounds like a party!
Hey, I don’t think that transmission sounds happy. 😉
🤣. Can confirm! Trans did not sound happy! Lol
Crap happens man
its not a proper XJ build with at least ONE rough country part 😆
🤣. Exactly!
Why not rebuild the arms you have?
Wanted to ditch the rubber style bushing on the one side. The Clayton arms are much higher quality. I’ll rebuild these old arms and sell them on marketplace!
@@JKGearandGadgets that’s a great reason! Was just wondering.
Can you share your location with another onX user live?
No, I wish you could though, that would be an extremely useful feature
@@JKGearandGadgets maybe something to propose
@@Stevenfclark I’ve been meaning to ask them about it! Thanks for the reminder
@@JKGearandGadgets I’m a local volunteer firefighter and that function would be very helpful when monitoring personnel when fighting brush and forest fires
@@Stevenfclark they are working on it 😎
Hey Ben , I have a situation with my stock 2007 jeep sahara, the bracket that is welded to the rear axel which holds the rear track bar cracked right off the axel as I was driving I heard something being dragged, which was the track bar... What do you think or recommend I do to fix ???
Your going to have to find someone or a shop to weld on a new bracket for you. I would suggest this Barnes bracket or another weld on bracket that is beefier than stock. barnes4wd.com/products/jeep-jk-rear-track-bar-bracket
@@JKGearandGadgets awesome ..thank you, I thought I would have to replace the whole axel housing