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Jeep Trials. Jeep Wrangler. HELP!!

ciath · 2011-10-16 18:19:10

My older brother has a Jeep wrangler that I am planning on buying for trials.. I don't know much about mechanics but I do know that the Jeep is virtually invincible except for the prop shaft which commonly breaks on the back axle. Anyone have an ideas on how to fix this so it cannot break/doesn't break so easily? BTW the…

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My older brother has a Jeep wrangler that I am planning on buying for trials.. I don't know much about mechanics but I do know that the Jeep is virtually invincible except for the prop shaft which commonly breaks on the back axle. Anyone have an ideas on how to fix this so it cannot break/doesn't break so easily? BTW the Jeep is already equipped with roll cage, harnesses etc. and by Jeep trials I mean we will be driving through stakes set in a quarry on hills, jumps or various other off-road tasks. Thanks

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ciath wrote: »

My older brother has a Jeep wrangler that I am planning on buying for trials.. I don't know much about mechanics but I do know that the Jeep is virtually invincible except for the prop shaft which commonly breaks on the back axle. Anyone have an ideas on how to fix this so it cannot break/doesn't break so easily? BTW the Jeep is already equipped with roll cage, harnesses etc. and by Jeep trials I mean we will be driving through stakes set in a quarry on hills, jumps or various other off-road tasks. Thanks

There is a 4x4 forum here on boards, you might get a better answer there.

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