89eliminators MJ and my XJ. I may have posted these in another thread though.

 

It's at my parents house they have 65 acres it's all rock and swamps lots of good wheeling.

 

Forklift at the shop

 

flexed on some 35's. weird angle. altho it gives a nice look to the body damage lol

 

i never rubbed on this things maiden voyage out in moab.

first time out in colorado, springs were broke in. it was stuffed so far in the front, i couldnt go anywhere. damn open diffs saved my fenders and tires!!



you can see my tire buldging my fender out in this pic. if i didnt have wheel spacers it prob wouldnt rub......guess i will bump stop it.




and here is another poser shot from the same day.....my gf is a goof!




first time i had the km2's out in slick stuff.....damn i love these tires! they cant replace iroks, but sure do try.

 

wow, those are some great pictures can't wait to have mine done and out on the trails!!!

 

 

n20 you might need straps on the back of that thing holy crap

 

lol, looks like it could roll right off the axle almost

 

My 1990 xj flexing at flat nasty in jadwin missouri

 

i like your tire springs

 

it looks like your rear is doing all the work. might want to try a set of coils in the rear with a higher spring rate to help the front do some of the work. it would make your rig way more stable having your suspension set up 50/50 instead of the 30/70 it looks like you have going on. i may be wrong, but that looks like it would unload on side hills.

this is just going off pictures. your jeep may act different in person. just some food for thought.

 

swamps? Lol where at? Any gators?

 

You're right, It's much softer in the rear. And I'm currently trying to find a more progressive coil to help this. And finding a coil that will work well with the weight and the ride height I want is a challenge. The rear is just WAY to light right now. Two of us can lift at the rear and just about unseat the coil.

But, I'm also still running short arms with rubber bushings up front that are not helping with the flex. So I plan to have everything worked out when I build my 3 link.

I havnt noticed any unloading issues though, just the back flexing faster than the front.

 

Flexing on a 46 inch colvert.