omnitonic
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- First Name
- Michael
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- Southwest Virginia
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- 2021 JLU Willys in Sarge Green
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- truck driver
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- #31
So the guy I'm getting to do my gears was greatly relieved that I don't already have lockers, and he was very invested in the idea of talking me out of adding lockers. His advice was to run the limited slip until it dies, and then he will sell me a new limited slip that he will warranty for life.
I mean, shrug, I'm okay with this. I don't actually have any problem with my current setup in terms of getting stuck, and I paid good money for an upgraded axle that I might as well use. I'll just kick that can down the road for now.
This guy does not know anything about the new JL axles, and I could get a more competent guy to work on my Jeep, but if I take it to a place that far away, I won't be able to get a ride home. By the time I rent a car both ways... Shrug. This guy guarantees his work for life, so if he screws it up, I'll just make him get into it again and again until he learns how JL axles work. I'm confident that he will figure it out eventually. He's not a moron, he just works on older stuff most of the time. Not too many guys willing to flush their factory warranty down the toilet.
I mean, shrug, I'm okay with this. I don't actually have any problem with my current setup in terms of getting stuck, and I paid good money for an upgraded axle that I might as well use. I'll just kick that can down the road for now.
This guy does not know anything about the new JL axles, and I could get a more competent guy to work on my Jeep, but if I take it to a place that far away, I won't be able to get a ride home. By the time I rent a car both ways... Shrug. This guy guarantees his work for life, so if he screws it up, I'll just make him get into it again and again until he learns how JL axles work. I'm confident that he will figure it out eventually. He's not a moron, he just works on older stuff most of the time. Not too many guys willing to flush their factory warranty down the toilet.
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