Those are cut Swampers.

 

Ahh I see it now but at that angle I thought I could see the tread pattern

 

Yep, here's a little better shot, this was my first groove job also so they are not the best. This was before I built my bead locks just had them on the rims to do the grooving.

 

Actually turned out pretty clean

 

May most recent favorite

 

haha i followed your build on pirate because its the same axle setup I want to run
how deep did you cut the TSLs? my rears need re-grooving lol ran them bald

 

Yup. I'm finally getting around to doing a (draft) How-to thread. https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/dr...xj-how-159124/


You must REALLY like that shot...you posted it twice ;-) (see post #3995) It is a cool shot! About the only way to make it cooler is if you did a panoramic (two or three pics, then photomerged in photoshop).

 

Back when i first got her

 

lol, if i could find that picture... 16 year old me with long hair standing next to a Green XJ with a 3inch lift and 25inch tires.

 

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Cool pic!

 

Thanks!

 

those concrete blocks don't look too happy

 

To the cords minus 1/16" it will be the last time they cut, there is none left. I've got a lot more pictures up on the Arkansas Crawlers forum. I only posted some occasionally on pirate just cause they tried to run me off an I just felt the need to bump my thread to the top every once in a while. I would have done a lot different but this being my first build I think it turned out okay. I don't have the money to just throw at it so it was a slow process. I ended up having right at $1500.00 in the entire swap including tires and wheels.

The main thing I would have done different is gone with axles with weld on wedges. It would have made it a lot easier. I got such a good deal in these I decided to go ahead and use them.

 

They held up pretty good!