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JL Long arm kit coming out anytime soon?

Yes, the rear is a semi float.

Jeep is going into the shop on Tuesday. Getting my front 60 and LP 60 installed. Going up another inch to 3.5. New drive shaft and Currie steering kit. Next saving up for a Rock Jock long arm kit. Currently running a Clayton lift kit.

I ordered some curries and they just got shipped this weekend. A year later. Eaton also does not make the 40 spline locker anymore. They switched e locker companies. If you want an ARB compressor you should just get an ARB air locker to go with it. I went with the 60 front and LP back. Staying...

I have a set on order. Been waiting 8 months. Sounds like they will be done soon.

How long did they say it would take to get? I ordered a set of Currie’s about 5 months ago and I’m still waiting.

Been waiting for that long arm to come out myself. Also looked Evo and a guy out of Utah that makes a nice long arm called Fancy B fabrication

I went with a Currie set up. The cheaper 60’s. They have recently went up in price like everything else.

I have not regeared. I’ve been running those for about a year and half now and no problems. A little sluggish at the take off. Other than that it’s good. I’m actually waiting on a set of axles and I’ll be regearing to 4.88. Then to 37” or 38” nitto’s.

Nitto -damn spell check.

Those at the 35” nitro ridge grapplers. I love the kit. No complaints.

Rock Jock finally came out with there Currectlync Steering kit. Does anybody have it? If not what are you running?

1350? Stay with the 5 lug?

Looks like Currie raised the price on these. $1,500 total.

That is why I got them. I got wheels for 5 lug a while ago and didn’t really want that added expense of switching to 8 lug.

I’ve been quoted 500 from one and 600 from another shop to have an artec truss kit install on brand new 44’s out the box. Interesting to see other prices.

I went Eaton. Didn’t want a compressor under the hood.

No they did not.

Yes, over time I will be upgrading those components.