+1 for Clayton long arms. I was leaning toward them when I was planning on a 5.5" lift. Also looked at TnT and a few others. Clayton seemed best to me when considering price, reviews, warranty, ease of install, and maintainability of the Jeep.

 

I am deffinatly buying from these guys i love the idea of coil springs all the way around i need twice as much but i love it thanks for showing me this site i will lokk more into.it but it looks pretty strong thanks again

 

You know why they put rear defrost on the yugo's???

SO you can keep you hands warm while pushing it..

 

Shhhh, don't knock a Yugo. One day I'll have one. Someday

 

Hey guyz i need help. My transfer case grinds when i turn my wheels and get on it in 2wd.It acts like it wants to go in 4wd...Also when i turn in 4wd it grinds but fine when i go straight.The shift from neutral to 4hi grindz in the shifter but goes in. ANYONE!!! its a 231 transfer, 96 cherokee !!!!

 

C:\Documents and Settings\Tyrone\My Documents\My Pictures\Picture BATAM Jeep

 

Fail.

 

Fail indeed.

 

off to the frozen rock pile

 

I haven't literally facepalmed in quite a while. That click just restarted.

Y'all have a lovely day. I'm gonna go pretend to work for a while.

 

Was about to leave for work when my mom said 'idk what your jeep is leaking, but dont park it in the driveway anymore. '

Made me laugh and i told her 'its a jeep, i dont even know what it leaks anymore. '

When in reality is oil from my oil filter and RMS.

 

Morning guys.

 

Bro, if you're trying to post a pic from your computer you're doing it wrong. Have two browser windows open. One for the forum and one for your photo storage site. Open an account on Photobucket.com, follow the prompts there and upload the picture(s) to an album. Click on the picture you want to include in a forums post and then click on the box next to it that says "direct link" or something like that. Copy the HTML data in that little box. Go to your forum post window and click on the icon that looks like a yellow mountain. That opens the insert picture dialogue box. Delete the leading "http\\" txt in the box and paste the Photobucket link code into the box. Preview your post before you finalize it. I followed those instructions to post the picture below of my homemade headlight harness.



Good luck!

 

Colder then a witch's tit out

 

Mornin....