A Maine Jeep from Florida
05-13-2010, 11:39 PM
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Year: 1998
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thanks guys for the comments. I like the look of the tires too. My leaf spring bushings are like coming apart causing my axle to be off centered. I never plan on buying rough country again. 
looking at buying a parts XJ next week. Its a 94 with a 4.0. I just want the motor, but I figure I can just leave it in the backyard and use it for parts when something breaks
Just got my C4x4 tow hook brackets on tonight, and the tow hooks. Ill have pics tomorrow.
looking at buying a parts XJ next week. Its a 94 with a 4.0. I just want the motor, but I figure I can just leave it in the backyard and use it for parts when something breaks
Just got my C4x4 tow hook brackets on tonight, and the tow hooks. Ill have pics tomorrow.
05-13-2010, 11:41 PM
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Year: 1992
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thanks guys for the comments. I like the look of the tires too. My leaf spring bushings are like coming apart causing my axle to be off centered. I never plan on buying rough country again.
looking at buying a parts XJ next week. Its a 94 with a 4.0. I just want the motor, but I figure I can just leave it in the backyard and use it for parts when something breaks
Just got my C4x4 tow hook brackets on tonight, and the tow hooks. Ill have pics tomorrow.
looking at buying a parts XJ next week. Its a 94 with a 4.0. I just want the motor, but I figure I can just leave it in the backyard and use it for parts when something breaks
Just got my C4x4 tow hook brackets on tonight, and the tow hooks. Ill have pics tomorrow.
05-18-2010, 10:30 AM
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Year: 1992
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Looking good! Makes me want to go with a bigger lift. Gotta love those southern vehicles... Nice and clean until they get molested by northern winters! 
05-18-2010, 11:42 PM
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Did a lot of wheeling today.. lift works great. Got in to the rocker panel a bit, but not to bad at all. Doing a motor swap soon, this one is getting very tired.
05-19-2010, 09:26 PM
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nice riggggg...the 4" looks huge for some reason...and the bumper is ****'in dopeass
Also where did you get the "white" reflectors for the headlights instead of the orange stock ones...sure this is a simple question just cant find them at all online... ????
-peeJ
Also where did you get the "white" reflectors for the headlights instead of the orange stock ones...sure this is a simple question just cant find them at all online... ????
-peeJ
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05-20-2010, 12:16 AM
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I have rustolem bed liner from home depot. I have had great luck with this stuff lasting. I used duplicolor roll on before on the interior on an old jeep, and it was not as thick as I would like it to have been, but it held fine and prevented rust. As long as you prep the surface really good (degrease a ton, wash, scrub, wash, and prime) it will be glued for life.
I hit the leafs back over with a hammer, and torqued the bolts down, and haven't had a problem since.
The headlights are aftermarket. They are ebay cheapo H4 headlight housings, with 10,000k HID's (looking for 4300k)..
Here is some pictures from some wheeling I did at a spot near my camp.
View of Mount Washington:
1,100 foot drop in front of my jeep
I Replaced the injectors, one of them didn't even have an o-ring on it
Runs much better, but still needs work to run right..might try CPS next.
I hit the leafs back over with a hammer, and torqued the bolts down, and haven't had a problem since.
The headlights are aftermarket. They are ebay cheapo H4 headlight housings, with 10,000k HID's (looking for 4300k)..
Here is some pictures from some wheeling I did at a spot near my camp.
View of Mount Washington:
1,100 foot drop in front of my jeep
I Replaced the injectors, one of them didn't even have an o-ring on it
Runs much better, but still needs work to run right..might try CPS next.