Yeah, I still have stock wheels. With bs of 5.00 your wheels will be 3.75 so yours will not rub lcas like mine did, but it will hit the fenders when flexing

 

oh gotcha i forgot about that thanks

 

im gonna trim the fenders so that should help a bit, plus the bumpstops, should be in good shape. Did you cut and fold or did you put a rubber trim on after you trimmed yours?

 

Trimmed the front, and cut and fold the rear. You have to cut and fold the rear or you'll cut off the spot welds and expose the interior. Up front I havent done any trim but I plan to bed line the wheel wells and the bottom part

 

Found this guy that builds custom Jeep DS. He has a good reputation and they are stronger and also cheaper than rebuilding the stock shaft. $260.00 shipped.

 

wow that thing is beefy and seems like a good price

 

Yeah seems like it to me. Man it got cold. Hope you have a garage to install you lift in.

 

ya i have a garage on my shop but no heating on the garage side prolly take out a lil floor heater, then start the wood stove in my shop

 

Hey a lot better than outside. That wind today was freezing.

 

Yeah, I was up at the crest for work yesterday and it was freezing. About 3 inches of snow

 

**** I bet it was up there.

 

Yeah but you get real hot when you're hiking

 

True I have hiked the La Luz quite a bit. I does warm you up.

 

cant wait to drive the jeeps in some snow

 

Haha get sideways