Haha don't act like you didn't offer.

 

Purple, what size tires are you running now and what kind?

 

31x10.5x15 duratracs on 15x8s








Hahaha I need bumpstops

 

So we're planning on going up to Cedro tommorow. Meeting at the subway in tijeras at 11.30. Let mw know if your gonna go, so we can wait for you. 5053992461

 

Found some mud


And met a big *** tree

 

I lol'd hard. How the bumper stand up looks like you bent the end in quite a bit.

 

Haha I can imagine what would happen it I didnt have a bumper

 

when you get around to replacing all that i know it all to well from fixing my xj when i bought. if you want an extra set of hands i know that front clip pretty well. i wish i saw you guys went off roading yesterday i woulve definatly gone. but next time if money and availability allows it ill go.

 

Damn dude you got that one good. I was thinking about a bumper build yesterday. Reason why is I need to fix a support for the roof on the house. Yeah odd connection.

 

Idk if im gonna fix it to original, might push me to try to narrow the front end


Haha 2 trees, BIG TREEs (stumps). Haha yeah it broke my bumper clean at my cut, not enough heat when welding it

 

Also, How important is the heat shield that is above the cat? managed to rip that off too

 

Have any of you tried the DIY bumper kits that they sell? Is there any cost benefit to those? And who makes those kits?

 

Trex on here has a rear one that he need to weld up i think. Only company Ive seen are the JCR ones, I was thinking about that, but then I realized If im gonna weld something together it should be my own design. Plus for the cost of one of those I got enough metal to do both bumpers, 2x6 rocker replacments and start on a bellypan

 

Not that important


I think jcr is the only one that makes them, they are pretty nice kits from what I've seen. I think the difference in price is like around maybe 100 bucks, look on youtube I think it welding tricks and tips he does one for his wrangler, you'll kinda get the idea of it and what's involved.

 

Those jcr kits are nice and it seems easy. I wish I was a good enough welder to do that kinda thing.