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White Jeep trail ride
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White Jeep trail ride

It is getting close to time to see how White Jeep does out on the trail. lets start talking some local short trips.

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Struggling with the rear differential
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Struggling with the rear differential

If you remember when we first started with white jeep, the rear differential was welded and looked like it had been chewing on loose metal bits for a while. I decided then that the diff would likely not be used for this project. I just don’t like the idea of selling something that I am completely aware that it’s just wrong and going to fail.

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Finishing up the Uni-rail work
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Finishing up the Uni-rail work

We welded up the mounts front and back with all the hard ware and the unirail stiffeners and mounts all welded together should be plenty strong.

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Installing 4-link mounts
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Installing 4-link mounts

Now that we have the stiffing plates completed we can install the mounts for the Four links. The kit is made by Rusty offroad products. This is their “competition” Kit and it does appear to be plenty strong. The..

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Fitting Uni-Rail stiffeners
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Fitting Uni-Rail stiffeners

Now that all the areas we will be welding are cleaned up and stripped down to the bare metal. Wait, you don’t remember getting down to…

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White Jeep gets ready for Frame stiffeners
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White Jeep gets ready for Frame stiffeners

The next step with White Jeep is going to be much easier with some room to work. Seeing’s to how the rear differential is in bad shape we will use the stock Dana 35 that came out of the Gray Jeep when it was upgraded to the Dana 44.

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