93 2 door truggy build
11-11-2014, 05:47 PM
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93 2 door truggy build
As part of a trade deal, I'm building a buddies jeep up for him.
its a 93 2 door, auto, previously 2wd xj.
build plans are....
chop the jeep completely in half behind the front seats and build a frame off the back. 3 link front, 4 link rear, cage, 16" airshocks up front, and 18" airshocks in the rear at around 115" WB on 37-38" tires.
axles with be
EB dana 44, 5.38's, spooled, CTMs, 4340 shafts, warn hubs
8.8 with truss, ARB, c clip eliminator, 4340 shafts, and ruffstuff cover.
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its a 93 2 door, auto, previously 2wd xj.
build plans are....
chop the jeep completely in half behind the front seats and build a frame off the back. 3 link front, 4 link rear, cage, 16" airshocks up front, and 18" airshocks in the rear at around 115" WB on 37-38" tires.
axles with be
EB dana 44, 5.38's, spooled, CTMs, 4340 shafts, warn hubs
8.8 with truss, ARB, c clip eliminator, 4340 shafts, and ruffstuff cover.
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11-11-2014, 06:14 PM
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And, steel just showed up.
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11-11-2014, 10:33 PM
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Damn dude i cant even imagine attempting a project like that. Thats badass. Why did you remove the entire rear end of the jeep instead of just chopping it? Wouldnt it be easier that way because then you wouldnt have to completely tear down the driveline and fuel system and all that? Regardless, im excited to see how this all turns out.
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11-12-2014, 11:22 AM
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Damn dude i cant even imagine attempting a project like that. Thats badass. Why did you remove the entire rear end of the jeep instead of just chopping it? Wouldnt it be easier that way because then you wouldnt have to completely tear down the driveline and fuel system and all that? Regardless, im excited to see how this all turns out.
