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Skyjacker works quite well |
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Date: Jun 27, 2008
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (PA) |
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I've had none of the problems listed above. You can't lose the pins if they're properly installed. I went mudding in some high quality Pennsylvania anthracite coal silt mud and everything was covered. I wiped off the ends, pushed the mud out with the pins and reinstalled them no problem. I like them and would get them again if the need arose. |
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Not a good system |
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Date: Aug 20, 2006
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Corvallis, OR) |
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I really dislike this kit, I have been very unhappy, some of the pins came out while driving, the holes dont line up very well, and they do not allow for aesy removale and replacement. Do not use this kit, unless absolutley necissary, and even then plan on upgrading to another kit, anything is better, and the kits are generally cheap so it is worth the upgrade. |
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Skyjacker is good |
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Date: Jun 26, 2006
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Reno, NV) |
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Skyjacker is good you just need to understand how your swaybar works. They are easy to use, you do need to be on very flat land, so the front tires are at the same flex so you can line up the sway bar, 4 years 35,000 miles no lost peices and no lost pins, I haven't even used a hammer or any other tool but my hands. There are better ones out there. |
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Not good....actually real bad. |
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Date: Jun 19, 2006
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Florida) |
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ok, the pins flat out suck, i needed to use a hammer to get them in and out. they are not good quality, one of the pins did not line up, so i had to drill the hole. when i did have the pins in, i never wanted to take them out because they were so hard to deal with. also, i ended up having one of them fall out when i was driving and i lost the center peice.
i bought the ones from jks and they are much better. |
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Not that great - Don't buy! |
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Date: Apr 14, 2005
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (San Francisco, CA) |
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Three major problems with them. First, the pins are very difficult to remove. I have you use a combination of banging with a hammer and yanking with pliers. Secondly, the pins are very difficult to put back in. Again, the hammer and a large pry bar are needed. Those two aren't that bad because I don't remove them that often. Here's the big problem: About every 100 miles of street driving, I need to check them because the pins wiggle there way out. Almost lost two upper pins but pounded them back in with my trusty hammer just in time. I would not reccomend these. Whenever I get around to it, I will definitely be switching to another brand...maybe the JKS ones. |
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Very Basic |
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Date: Sep 21, 2004
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Chapel Hill, NC) |
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The SJ discos are very basic in design and function. The pins are a pain to get back in the holes after your done wheeling and even worst if you've been in the mud. They do serve their purpose though. Once piece of advise is to keep some oil or grease around to help get the pins back in. |
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