This will be my next mod, I don't think shims can take offroading. Maybe just for the street.

 

ya i wont recomend shims to anyone after my experiences with them

 

well i got the wipers to work. ended up makeing a custom switch and direct power to it. but now i can drive it to work and it will get me there.

 

Just picked up my 99 classic last month.clean, 103k $3000. So far a new battery, plugs and wires,synthetic oil change, swapped out my cracked taillights for a pair my buddy had laying around, flushed the cooling system, after cat O2 sensor, energy suspension front sway bar bushing set, swapped out the transfer case (badly stretched chain) with another 231 I picked up for $100 from my buddy, polk audio db 5.25's in the back and some infinity 5.25's in the doors, Infinity kappa perfect 12 in a tuned custom box I built in back powered by an infinity Reference 1600 amp. Now just savin' for the lift!!!

 

Oil and Lube. Seafoam treatment (lots of cool smoke!) found a whole assortment of exhaust leaks. Replaced valve for the brake vacuum. Rewired passenger seat. Rewired overhead consoul.

 

My wifes birthday present to me came today I LOVE MY WIFE!!!!!!!!!


I LOVE MY WIFE!!!!!!!!! TO ME!!!

I LOVE MY WIFE!!!!!!!!!

Now for the dry fit. Then to the paint shop!

 

Rich, nice looking hood. That will cover up that supercharged big block chevy under there quite nicely...lol.

Well, I finally swapped out the 4K+ sludge from my Nevada trip for some fresh dino juice and a new filter. Just part of the prep work of my Jeep for the CF Evans Creek Snow Run next Saturday, 12 December.

 

finally got rid of the 21 year old radio and speakers in the jeep. now i have more tha 1 local station as sound options.lol

Also painted my stockers satin black.

 

I always think of projects for my Jeep. "Custom is King".

1). Over this past weekend I installed some fog lights and homemade covers for them too. I seen too many XJ's with their under bumper fogs lights smashed. I built a frame for each and sandwiched some light steel mesh to the bumper. I painted them flat black and they look solid. No rocks big enough to crack/smash glass will get through. It looks very professional. Like it belongs there.
2) Finally finished rebuilding a JackAll Lift. De-rusting, painting and added a heavy duty rubber pad to the base plate so it doesn't slip so easy on smooth surfaces, ie: garage concrete floor, when the vehicle is jacked up.
3) Used a hole saw to drill extra holes in the Air Filter Box to get more air flow to the (K&N Air) Filter intake tube. Haven't tried it yet but I hope to get a little performance out of it. Fingers crossed.
4) Next project: Build JackAll Lift mounts to affix to my roof rack.
5) Tomorrow, get some new tires put on. Falken High Country M+S Tires. Newest design.

Cheers!

 

rewired and put on some fog/acc. lights

 

Just put on my RC 4.5" lift with Mickey Thompson signiture series wheels with the goodyear duratrac 31X10.5 R15. First lift kit for me so far so good it is a little bumpy though

 

put it up for sale

 

Am i putting mine up for sale of what?

 

Edit: F'n Noob. I posted this in the wrong section. Lol

Not all today.

But a few things recently.

 

had to put a new steering box in, no death wobble or the front end wondering around anymore.