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Thank you all for the responses.

My 98 wrangler had 3.73 stock, and it was the manual 4.0. A good way to know for sure is to check the front & rear diff covers to see if it has a tag that will tell you what the ratio is.

Jeep Wrangler. Green.

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If i remember correctly, 75-90 in both. But I am not 100% sure, so you might want to call any autoparts stores and they would be able to tell you. Or call any dealer, ask for the parts department, and they will be able to tell you. Also be sure to find out if you have any kind of Limited-slip in...

Depends on which gear box it is for.

Got the new washers on, bled the brakes and everything is back to normal. A bit better then before, actually.

I figured that I would, it just threw me for a loop when what I wanted was actually cheaper. :D Thank you

Only problem is I don't have a Jeep rear axle. :rolleyes: Or are they pretty universal?

Here is what i will be referring to: JB Conversions, Inc. So there is the CV option, and the non CV option. I'd want the CV option right..? I'm just confused what the non CV option would look like, and why it would be more. Thank you for your responses ahead of time.

If I went into an autoparts store and told them that i needed the copper washers for the rear brake aliper, think they would have it? Or should I get just any copper washer that fits?

I'm pretty sure it's the copper washers on the banjo bolt. I'm going to get some tomorrow and replace them.

So I know the problem, my passenger side rear brake caliper is leaking badly(even though I just changed it a bit ago) but don't know how to fix it. I checked the tightness of all the bolts and they are tight, but not overly tight. Any help would be much appreciated. Pictures included.

I do believe that is EXACTLY what happened. But it happens I wasn't there... But still!

I'm trying to get a quote for a driveshaft for after my SYE kit. I am not sure what length to order it or even what length to get it quoted at. I measured my current one using the picture on Tom Woods site, but that didn't help much. If I'm not making sense, just say so. I've attached the...

Looks like fun. To bad I have to work all three days. :(

I run a 4" pro comp lift on my Jeep, and it's alright. But I also have the JKS sway bar quick disconnects and JKS adjustable front track bar.

Where in Cali?

I had a car that did that after an oil change. He hadn't driven it in a long time, then he came and got the oil change then it start squirting oil everywhere.

Yeah the machine they use uses pressure to pull the old coolant out then to put the new coolant in.