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We are offering a 10% discount on our website, http://www.999offroad.com, for all FSJ Network members. Use the coupon code fsjnetwork when checking out to receive the discount.

Be sure and check out our HD diff covers and FSJ skid plates!

thanks!

Nice. You won't see me complaining about another FSJ parts dealer. More options = more better. Or something.

Curious about the skid plate. I have an 82 with a SOA, TF727 and Altas 4 speed. The clocking of the 4 speed is such that is dips just below the frame rail. Will your skid plate work? Hard to tell from the pics. The description specifically states New Process.

will e wrote:Curious about the skid plate. I have an 82 with a SOA, TF727 and Altas 4 speed. The clocking of the 4 speed is such that is dips just below the frame rail. Will your skid plate work? Hard to tell from the pics. The description specifically states New Process.

Idk if it will work or not. If you want you can send us a pic to jim@999offroad.com and we'll take a look and tell you what we think.

Welcome and thank you.

Welcome 999! If anyone is curious I already asked, they make their own diff covers in the same state as My Resistol hat and Tony Lamas boots, Texas! Despite the low price they're US made!

Is there any installation instructions for the dana 44 disc brake conversion?

ross80truck wrote:Is there any installation instructions for the dana 44 disc brake conversion?

Yes, we have instructions in the form of a Microsoft Word document.

I'm in need of a AMC 20 rear end disc kit for my 1985 J 10.
How long of a lead time is there to receive this in KY ?
Is there a difference in rear rotors between dana 44 and AMC 20 ?
I'm replacing all my wheel studs so should I buy some with a longer knurl for the rotor to press onto, or is it a slip fit over the studs.
What is that rear rotor made for ? I would rather buy one from Amazon or Ebay.
Does anyone have a rotor preference?

Thanks

HOOT wrote:I'm in need of a AMC 20 rear end disc kit for my 1985 J 10.
How long of a lead time is there to receive this in KY ?
Is there a difference in rear rotors between dana 44 and AMC 20 ?
I'm replacing all my wheel studs so should I buy some with a longer knurl for the rotor to press onto, or is it a slip fit over the studs.
What is that rear rotor made for ? I would rather buy one from Amazon or Ebay.
Does anyone have a rotor preference?

Thanks

Sorry for the delayed response.

Lead time is about a week, shipping 3-4 days.
We use the same rotors for Dana 44 and AMC 20.
The rotors are a slip fit over the studs. We use the front rotors from an early 1990s Chevy 1500 4x4. There are 2 different rotors, one thinner than the other. We use the thin one. They are cheap at any parts store; we usually buy from Autozone.

HOOT wrote:I'm in need of a AMC 20 rear end disc kit for my 1985 J 10.
How long of a lead time is there to receive this in KY ?
Is there a difference in rear rotors between dana 44 and AMC 20 ?
I'm replacing all my wheel studs so should I buy some with a longer knurl for the rotor to press onto, or is it a slip fit over the studs.
What is that rear rotor made for ? I would rather buy one from Amazon or Ebay.
Does anyone have a rotor preference?

Thanks

Here are the part numbers for the rotors:

O'Reilly Part # 5977RGS - $22.99
Autozone Part # 5568 - $22.99

Thanks for the info. In my confusion and haste I ended up staying with the stock drum set up. A set of backing plates showed up at my house, mine were destroyed, before I found out what a disc conversion consisted of. For anyone reading this and in question on AMC 20 rear end parts.. They are the same as a Dana 44 from the backing plate to the drums and everything in between. This disc conversion they have isn't a whole lot more than rebuilding your existing set up.

Great prices. I definitely see skid plates in my future.

Just curious, what do you source your calipers from?

What's the full 14 bolt swap kit cost? Never saw a price on the kit just individual parts.

I tried the code for purchasing a rear disc brake kit and it said it wasn't included. Not a big deal, but curious as to why?

999Offroad wrote:We are offering a 10% discount on our website, http://www.999offroad.com, for all FSJ Network members. Use the coupon code fsjnetwork when checking out to receive the discount.

Be sure and check out our HD diff covers and FSJ skid plates!

Is this still a thing? I'm trying to place a somewhat large order and the code does not work. Help?

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HeavyMetalThunder_81 wrote:

999Offroad wrote:We are offering a 10% discount on our website, http://www.999offroad.com, for all FSJ Network members. Use the coupon code fsjnetwork when checking out to receive the discount.

Be sure and check out our HD diff covers and FSJ skid plates!

Is this still a thing? I'm trying to place a somewhat large order and the code does not work. Help?

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You may want to contact them directly. Perhaps they redid something in their system and forgot to update the code here?

Stuka wrote:

HeavyMetalThunder_81 wrote:

999Offroad wrote:We are offering a 10% discount on our website, http://www.999offroad.com, for all FSJ Network members. Use the coupon code fsjnetwork when checking out to receive the discount.

Be sure and check out our HD diff covers and FSJ skid plates!

Is this still a thing? I'm trying to place a somewhat large order and the code does not work. Help?

Sent from my Moto Z (2) using Tapatalk

You may want to contact them directly. Perhaps they redid something in their system and forgot to update the code here?

Just emailed them. We'll see

Two days, no reply. Tried calling, goes straight to a generic voicemail. I'm sort of afraid to order anything from them now. Shame, as I was finally ready to purchase their rear disc brake kit.