nick76cj5
02-18-04, 06:55 PM
I want to know if the revolver shackels are any good because I am looking at them along with the z-boxesfor my cj5 restoration, and I herd someone saying they broke a pair fairly easily. Any replies would be appreciated.
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View Full Version : teraflex revolver ?'s nick76cj5 02-18-04, 06:55 PM I want to know if the revolver shackels are any good because I am looking at them along with the z-boxesfor my cj5 restoration, and I herd someone saying they broke a pair fairly easily. Any replies would be appreciated. tonkadave 02-20-04, 10:01 PM I have a friend who had them on all four corners and the only problem he had was the rears opening on a VERY steap climb over a rock ect. He removed them from the rear and nervr had any problems. He gave me the ones he took off the rear and I have them on the front of my YJ. they are great with my SOA set up I have 32 inches of drop from the top of the shock to the bottom. PRegner 02-22-04, 12:00 PM I've had revolver shackles on the back of my '59 Willys pick-up for a couple of years with no problems. However, I'm curious as to why you would include them on a restoration project since they were never standard equipment on any Jeep vehicle... Tazdevil 02-22-04, 06:56 PM He's not restoring it he's in the process of building it. But since I'm his dad if the grades don't improve it will remain a hanger queen! but really he's only 15 and building his first jeep. jim79cj7 02-22-04, 11:43 PM Originally posted by Tazdevil He's not restoring it he's in the process of building it. But since I'm his dad if the grades don't improve it will remain a hanger queen! but really he's only 15 and building his first jeep. Yeah ! Better Grades mean Better upgrades ! :P PRegner 02-23-04, 06:40 AM Originally posted by Tazdevil He's not restoring it he's in the process of building it. But since I'm his dad if the grades don't improve it will remain a hanger queen! but really he's only 15 and building his first jeep. Right on! My first Jeep project was a 1943 GPW that may very well have run over a land mine at one point. It was a lot of work, but a blast to wrench on and wheel! Knuckle down and keep the grades up; it will yield life-long benefits! PondScum 03-28-04, 03:48 PM I have a buddy who just installed Teraflex revolvers front and rear on his CJ-7 a month ago. He is already in the process of removing the rears after 2 trips on the trails runing them front and rear. Works out good for me since i'll be getting his rears for free. His issues were the same as listed above. |