Alright well i got bored and decided to give the Jeep a new look until i get the funds for the new wheels lol........I also did the "hood spacer mod" today as well i can say it deff. gets the heat out hope you enjoy.....

 

What did you use for spacers?

I dig it... a lot

 

Looks good Im a big fan of black rims


Is that a Z28 I see lurking in the garage?

 

I think it looks a lot better.

 

i like the hood spacer how did u do that? also i like those tail lites and side markers where did u get them?

 

Just recently these topics have been discussed on the forum. The spacers are really simple to do (front what the write up looked like) and the tinted tails i believe are just a spray paint...

 

I have those same rims and bought the stripper to get rid of my peeling clear-coat and black paint tonight. Hope to work on stripping them tomorrow. i like the way they look even better than i thought I would. Congrats!

 

Yes that happens to be 2 Z28's sleeping in the garage the on the left is mine the one on the right is my father's they are both mid 10sec. street driven cars.......


And thanks for the compliments from everyone this Jeep has changed alot since i have had it (which is less then a year) and still has ALOT of mods coming......

 

A definate improvement!! I'm not a huge fan of that particular wheel, but you have really made the best of it, nice work!!

 

Thank you sir......

Im not a fan of this wheel at all but im just trying to make the best of it for now until i get the funds for some new Cragar v-5's lol.......

 

That is the great thing about our community, if you don't like what you have....make it something that you do like!! Again, nice job!!

 

Give me your wheels! I would have to say those are honestly my favorite style of the older stock wheels. I do dig the newer 5 spoke steelies I currently have tho.

 

Why the hood spacers?

Looks screwed up to me...And you sure those tires clear?! LOL

 

The thought behind the hood spacers is to let more heat escape from the engine bay. As I'm sure you know, it can get a bit steamy under the hood of an XJ.

 

Thanks again for all the compliment's......