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12-02-2004, 03:41 PM
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Should I change my RE crossmember from the 3 piece to the 5 piece?
I have one of the older RE longarm lifts on my TJ, the kind that came with the 3 piece crossmember. There is someone here locally selling a new 5 piece crossmember that comes with the 97-02 kits now. Assuming the holes line up in the frame, should I upgrade it? Can you remove the transmission with the middle section removed without removing the frame pieces?
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12-02-2004, 04:33 PM
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Unless you need to take out the tranny now for some reason or anticipate doing it shortly, I wouldn't bother doing that amount of work unless you have to. I *think* the holes do line up and that the only difference is the removable center section.
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