5spd-XJ

These are from my first time muddin. "The Cliffs".
My girlfriend was in charge of pics, I think she did pretty good
Before we headed out. thats me on the right

Theres the cj that came with us in the background

My buddy keith in the red Xj and dave in the green beast of an Xj

theres the Cj


heres how that ended


there she is

just messing around

heres all of us minus the big Xj

Some minor trouble

a little break time and had to retire the Cj due to minor electrical problems

woops



it really didnt get much better


theres me tryin to pull him out while im half in slippery mud and water

thats what i was in, but i had no problems getting in and out of that rut, thank you mud terrains

5spd-XJ

oh yeah... I need bump stops, can anybody tell me where to pick some up?

he finally got pulled out by a guy in a really sweet wrangler

all said and done. left on a high note, only having dented the fender and ripped off my flare, i had to tow out Keith due to a snapped drive belt.

Irongrave

looks like fun man

Kyle

looks like its time for a trim, but nice pics

5spd-XJ

I looked in quadratec for longer bumpstops, but they didnt have any for my year

Kyle

http://jeepinoutfitters.com/scripts/...?idCategory=73

There you go, look at the RE ones.

jonb8

Great pics, looks like your first time was a success.

5spd-XJ

Thanks for the link, although im not sure which ones to go for, judging by the fact that i ripped my flare off i figure prolly http://jeepinoutfitters.com/scripts/...?idproduct=462

cherokeefamily

Nice pics bro! Looks like it was a lot of fun!

COSXJFAN

Looks like you had a great time!!

BlueXJ

I'm jealous! You had too much fun!

5spd-XJ

Thats true. Were going again next Sunday. I'm planning on bringing my buddy with me, just to show him how much fun owning a Jeep is going to be

Kyle

Look forward to seeing the pictures

BlueXJ

You better put those bumpstops in place before you cut your front tires on the sharp fender edges. Be careful this weekend and we need more pics.

altierior

save yourself some $$ and simply use hockey pucks. here is a pic of mine. (i still need to countersink the bolt holes.)



i had originally installed the extended top ones, but they weren't long enough. just like in your pic, the tires wedged way up in the well, popping off the flares. my tires have slice marks from the sheet metal. so now i have both the uppers and the hockey puck lowers. it's working well. if i want more stop, i'll get longer bolts and stack another puck.