building the wifes JEEP
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Any body else make the OSJ Toy run in RI? What an awesome day lots of fun in the rocks, mud, and stumps.
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Saw a couple of people break axle shafts and squash body panels. Luckly are trail damage was minimal not that I didn't make it out without a little memento.
I 3" round stick broke under the tire and rolled all the way around to kiss the top of the fender.
I 3" round stick broke under the tire and rolled all the way around to kiss the top of the fender.
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I made this look way to easy, lots of people by-passed this one, another xj on 35's broke an axle shaft, and a ZJ winched up the last portion.
This is the pic from the bottom side.
This is the pic from the bottom side.
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Engine: 4.0, K&N, 99 Intake, MSD Coil, Accel plugs, wires rotor and cap.
Looks good man, Im running the Iron Rock LCAs you had posted about at the beginning of your thread, and I love them! you would probably love them more since I am running around 5 inches of lift.
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Thanks, yeah earlier in my build I posted some brain storming. I try to just post what I'm currently up to now. Up next will probably be some rock sliders and a regear. Hopefully a 3 link somewhere down the line but one step at a time.
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Hangover Run with the Ronin Wheelers. Best day of wheeling I've ever had everyone had an awesome time. Great spotting and some wild technical spots.
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Was poking around on the inter-webs last night looking at parts and found me a deal on Doze:
and Dem:
And Deeze:
I had an axle U-joint that was toast a couple of weeks ago and the crappy tube shields or what ever you want to call them fell apart. Being the time of year it is and being in newengland I can only imagine the crap thats getting up in there. My shackles have also been popping and creeking and carrying on since I started to actually wheel this thing. I have already started soaking down the shackle bolts with Penetrating oil as I am expecting the worse and I have kind of always had a goal of ending up with about 4" of lift total.
and Dem:
And Deeze:
I had an axle U-joint that was toast a couple of weeks ago and the crappy tube shields or what ever you want to call them fell apart. Being the time of year it is and being in newengland I can only imagine the crap thats getting up in there. My shackles have also been popping and creeking and carrying on since I started to actually wheel this thing. I have already started soaking down the shackle bolts with Penetrating oil as I am expecting the worse and I have kind of always had a goal of ending up with about 4" of lift total.
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They have the rears opened right up to the doors
There I go again with dreams for the future
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