Jeep Wrangler Spring Perch Replacement.

[@victora7399]

Thank you for sacrificing your go pro for us 🙏

[@papatriot9882]

Really enjoying these videos! Giving me faith that you can fix just about anything on a TJ😀

[@MorFabIndustries]

Glad you like them!

[@peopleschampgarage7869]

I don't care about jeeps at all but I love to watch you fix them 👍

[@rk22cc]

love the Jeep videos

[@xinixxagnix201]

Looks like new Justin, lovely welds ;p

[@williamlanphar630]

Thanks Justin...I always enjoy.. sorry about your cameras...

[@jackwitt8713]

Great looking welds!

[@gp500fan]

I think these videos are great! I especially liked seeing the camera angle while you were welding. I'm currently working on a long term Jeep TJ project and your channel has provided me with the most help when it comes to the frame. I'm hoping to see a video on the torque boxes because I have to replace those on mine as well.

[@RustyShackleford000]

That was a great shot! Too bad about the GoPro lens I do appreciate all the videos you do and I I always hope for more. Keep up the great work.

[@discfunctional1]

RIP gopro. Great welding action shot thou, thank you

[@thomasmcgovern2431]

Really neat video once again,you can rig gopro with lens that welding helmet has to save the lens for protection. Gladvto see the banana gonna live,mines a 2000 tj as well,I have the have doors on mine,hope to be doing the frame shortly,kinda my winter project that was my dad's jeep.keep up good work!!!!

[@lawrenceengel3330]

Excellent repairs 👌

[@MorFabIndustries]

Thanks 👍

[@RatFabTacoma]

that go pro shot was sick not gonna lie lol

[@davidthomits544]

Great information learned a Lot I’m working on Xj and tj

[@Christopher-vf6kx]

Wow, thanks for the sacrifice man, those were beautiful shots and really show the care you put o each repair you do. Keep it up, and tagain...that needle scaler really did a great job, need to get one of those...

[@cowboychevyschneider]

keep the great work man

[@ninja63639]

The TJ rear from the factory was 2" higher to account for the hard top. The 2" spacer in the front levels stock TJs out. Almost all TJ lift springs increase spring rate pretty drastically so if you're completely stock it'll ride like shit

[@MerryHornet7653]

As far as welding around the gas tank, you didn't need to drop it and move it out of the way? All was safe obviously cause you did it. But I'm about to do this repair myself and I'm just wondering if its a good idea to do that or not. Awesome video! A lot of help.

[@Wannaridebikes]

You can replace that screen on the go pro.

[@twofortyz1719]

Is it mandatory to do both sides? My drivers is gone but funny enough, pass is mint. I did buy the drivers side saftey cap. You’re vids are great. Ty for taking the time for sharing

[@MorFabIndustries]

I always do both sides but a lot of that is my need for symmetry. Also as a business I need to look out for liability. So I always do both.

[@twofortyz1719]

@@MorFabIndustries understood. Ty. These jeeps are so fun to work on. Lol. Have enough welding wire on this thing to wrap around the earth twice.

[@danielreeves4799]

I wish yall were closer to me

[@richardscoville7347]

I like what you do I just wish you was in my area so you could work on my Jeep

[@dannycasler4959]

I used to rebuild a lot of unibody rails on the 60's and 70's Fords and Mopars when they were rusting apart in the late 70's and in the 80's, When you start grinding I can smell the rust and when you weld I can smell the metal burning in! I just have to ask, Is that your Viking blue 1972 Cutlass convertible on the lift? That's an awesome car! Is Auto Rust Techs reproducing the G body GM car rear frame rails yet? I put a lot of those in over the years!

[@MorFabIndustries]

Hey Danny! The cutlass belongs to a good friend of mine. I am building him an exhaust.

[@marcusgoldston5971]

Think you may need to research what a bump stop does... most definitely need them!

[@southavenueproductions1842]

How you mount the bump stop cup or bump stop to that. I just got a Pocono Metal Craft spring bucket kit and its the same thing. It looks too long and not clear how you mount the actual bump stop.

[@rashmedo]

Can you provide the link to where we can buy the perch

[@jobeybruh2988]

one question....how well do the mounts hold up with just welding the outside points? im a little concerned that if i do the same thing it wouldnt last long with just those outside welds.

[@MorFabIndustries]

I also weld them to the underside of the frame. The only thing not welded is the inside tabs. All of the force is applied upwards to the frame so It is plenty strong enough!

[@jobeybruh2988]

@@MorFabIndustries awesome! Thank you so much for the reply. Helps immensely.

[@MrBlazenBruce]

Oh no RIP Go Pro

[@risinbison1106]

Just curious what you had your welder set at?

[@MorFabIndustries]

All of it! Voltage on 10 and wirespeed about 65.

[@risinbison1106]

MorFab Industries thanks man, just wanted to make sure I got a good deep weld.

[@Mzandiotis]

3:05 maybe if the vehicle is never taken off road, but why would you risk that? In reality you completely need bump stops no matter your spring height, proper bump stop length keeps you from destroying you're shocks at minimum.

[@anthonysinclair5721]

I don't think your GoPro appreciates your great welds! 😁 For your GoPro couldn't you fabricate/weld a little light weight boxy helmet with a chin strap and design it so you can snap in place or duct tape in place a cheap piece of plain old window glass , which you can probably get almost free anywhere , get a $3 glass cutter and replace the glass whenever needed?!?!

[@angelsierra1988]

Too bad you guy's are so far away..