drove it to school and back. going to work now from 3:30-midnight..thats gonna be fun...not.

i hate black friday with a passion.

 

took the fender flares off. looks nice, muffler decided to kiss the drive shaft.
will move that back over when it cools off a little.
productive day for me

 

Thought about upgrades, looked at parts, cleaned up the inside a bit.

 

you got a lot done then.

 

started it, then laughed, then looked for the air noise when pressin the brake pedal, booster. then told my wife what a great deal i got, then sat in it making vrooom vroom noises...

 

topped up my tires, one was slightly low. hope this makes my highway driving a little smoother. Also tightened up all bolts on suspension as i just recently installed the 3.5 SuperRide RE lift. And cleaned it out.

 

Drove it to work and later, I will drive it home. I think I'm in a rut.

 

picked up a set of 36" iroks for it today. will be putting my beadlocks back together tomorow. man, that is going to be a pain.

 

Bet you get awesome gas mileage.
Just remember, on a long journey...stay hydrated.

 

i went wheelin and my dad got stuck with his 67 custom rail buggy and i got to test out how my xj pulls. he was one a huge rock and no tires were touching and i sat there and laughed at him

 

Ran it through the car wash

 

Custom intake, i think i like the second better
Version1

Version2

 

repaired the shift indicator
the back part that hold the plastic P R N D 3 12 in place broke off
so I drilled out the 4 little legs and inserted some small screws
now it is just like new

 

got t-boned and fliped on my side. crap thats gonna leave a scratch. dumb @$$ cell phone texters. but it was pretty cool seeing four lanes of highway close in morning rushhour, oh well least i didnt get hurt, gives me an excuse to buy annother xj. my wife says six in the back yard is enough but i keep tellin here there for deceration.

 

GLAD you're OK...

Now you get to go XJ shopping on someone else's dime!

As the story goes, "If you take something apart and put it back together often enough, sooner or later you'll own 6 of them..."