"stoned rhino" 00 xj build
02-19-2010, 11:04 PM
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"stoned rhino" 00 xj build
the “stoned rhino”
2000 xj sport
Specs
3.5 RE super flex lift
(sits 4” f/b with ¾”spacer in front)
Bilstein 5100’s on 4 corners
31” bfg km2’s
Jcr stage 3 front bumper
(not pictured in paint)
Jcr stage 2 sliders
IRO otk steering
(install when the d30 goes in)
Skid row skids front to back
Riddler diff covers
IRO adj track bar with hd mount
Hp d30 with aussie locker 3.55’s
(install when the snow melts)
Chryco 8.25 29 spline 3.55’s
IRO hac-n-tap sye
(install when the snow melts)
4ft firefly cb ant.
Cheapo cobra cb
Delt h4 conv. with silver star lights
HD headlight harness
Gen right hood vents
HD 3 row alum. Rad.
Hi country off road shackle mounts
(removing when the jcr bumper goes on)
Lots of other little things
Picture evolution of the “stoned rhino”
Day I got her
Did the front end in the driveway and finished the read at a friends shop hence the loco vatos look
Post install pics(didn’t disco the front for the flex pics)
Now for some wheelin shots! Most taken at rausch creek and gwnf
More pics will be added as I play and wrench more.
2000 xj sport
Specs
3.5 RE super flex lift
(sits 4” f/b with ¾”spacer in front)
Bilstein 5100’s on 4 corners
31” bfg km2’s
Jcr stage 3 front bumper
(not pictured in paint)
Jcr stage 2 sliders
IRO otk steering
(install when the d30 goes in)
Skid row skids front to back
Riddler diff covers
IRO adj track bar with hd mount
Hp d30 with aussie locker 3.55’s
(install when the snow melts)
Chryco 8.25 29 spline 3.55’s
IRO hac-n-tap sye
(install when the snow melts)
4ft firefly cb ant.
Cheapo cobra cb
Delt h4 conv. with silver star lights
HD headlight harness
Gen right hood vents
HD 3 row alum. Rad.
Hi country off road shackle mounts
(removing when the jcr bumper goes on)
Lots of other little things
Picture evolution of the “stoned rhino”
Day I got her
Did the front end in the driveway and finished the read at a friends shop hence the loco vatos look
Post install pics(didn’t disco the front for the flex pics)
Now for some wheelin shots! Most taken at rausch creek and gwnf
More pics will be added as I play and wrench more.
02-20-2010, 08:28 AM
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Where do you live in VA? I read that you wheel at GWNF...I wheel there from time to time,being that a lot is closed now, I don't go as often..Jeep looks nice..Can't wait to get mine finished one day...
02-20-2010, 10:29 AM
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i live in NOVA(fairfax to be exact) but spent alot of my pre marriage days in the valley. my buddy lives up at bryce ski resort, and we know alot of people at jmu. my local club does alot of runs in gwnf also.
i cut my teeth on true 4wd trails there. when i built my first true jeep(2004 swb rubicon) i was down there almost every weekend. after they shut down salt shed and gated(sometimes) dictum ridge i stopped going as much.
i really built the xj to wheel at rausch creek thou. i love the rocks, the more technical the better!
02-20-2010, 10:38 AM
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nice lookin jeep man.
how do you have those D rings mounted on the front? id like to do somethin like that front and back until i make bumpers.
how do you have those D rings mounted on the front? id like to do somethin like that front and back until i make bumpers.
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02-20-2010, 12:29 PM
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hi country shackle mounts. super beefy, design only way to bend em is run into a hyundai!
you wanna buy em? i literally just got done pulling em off 5 min.s ago.
pm me for details if you are interested.
I live in the valley. about 20 minutes from JMU
