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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 02:17 PM
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This weekend
-install 4.5 in zone lift
- double shear track bar
-32 in tires

Future
-re gear
-change headlight wiring harness
-Durango steering box upgrade

And bunch of other crap am sure needs done.
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by CEI
This weekend
-install 4.5 in zone lift
- double shear track bar
-32 in tires

Future
-re gear
-change headlight wiring harness
-Durango steering box upgrade

And bunch of other crap am sure needs done.
Awesome sounds like a good weekend. Good luck, lifting isn't as fun as it seems lol.
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Cherokeekid4x4

Awesome sounds like a good weekend. Good luck, lifting isn't as fun as it seems lol.
Lol it may take me all weekend!
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by CEI

Lol it may take me all weekend!
Took me 4 days lol
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Cherokeekid4x4
Sounds good. Just gonna put my input about something if you don't mind. Monstaliner would not be great thing to put on the bottom of your doors. I have monstaliner. It's okay. Still on the hood and fenders but not the bottom of the doors or rockers. I'd advise getting it PROFESSIONALY done. This is if you wheel it. If it stays on the street then it'll be fine man. Ill take pics if mine later. Horrible lol. All these DIY brands are not as tough as they seem. They work but compared to real Bedliner it's junk. I have speed liner on my bumper. Instead of chipping like monstaliner it stays together. Also monstaliner scratches which defeats the whole purpose of Bedliner but whatever. I've had to redo monstaliner twice now and if I would have done it right and got it done i would have actually saved money. If you sand it all down and tape it off, you can take it to a dealership and get it done for a decent price and you'll never worry. Not hating but want you to think it through. (Also yes I did prep everything right) lol I did my bumper and that turned out great.
Thanks very much for your input! Ill PM you
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 03:13 PM
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Dirtbound offroad bumpers front and rear w/ tire carrier
RE 5.5 Long Arm Kit
33x12.50x15s
some performance and cooling upgrades
bushwacker flat flares
8.8 or 8.25 swap
4.88 or 4.56 gears, locked f/r, chromos etc
b.lee roof rack
Full armor and skids
50" LED bar for the roof
12" LED bar for the bumper

and a bunch of small stuff not really worth mentioning
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 03:16 PM
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Replace my unknown 4" lift coils with 4.5 lift coils
Shackle relocation brackets.
Ome 2"lift leafs to replace bastard pack.
11 or 12" travel shocks front and rear
Bumpstop for 3" up travel and 8-9" of downtravel
TNT longarm upgrade
Sleeve,truss, alloy axles,otk,1ton tierod/steering.
Dodge b-body 8 3/4 axle swap.
4.88s lunchbox front, suregrip rear.
Q78s tsl for trail duty, old style Goodyear Mtrs 245 75 16 for street duty(got a small stock pile of em)
Moabs for street tires, and diy beedlocks on a second set of moabs.
Box tube rockers, simple internal cage
notch customs flares
Hidden winch behind reinforced stock bumper with winch rope
Led lightbar on roof
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 03:17 PM
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Oh, I forgot..some Rigid Industries flood lights for my winch bumper I considered a bar, but I like the classic look of the individual lights better.
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 03:42 PM
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Bumpers
A lift, thinkin maybe 3-4 inches
Winch
Lights
Fender flares
Bedline some stuff

Just some of the list.!
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by PocketsEmpty
-Monstaliner interior and bottom of doors
-Chassis Saver everything that is/has the potential to be rusty including all underneath and axles
-Fiberglass bondo for rocker panel rust hole
-5.5" lift kit
-Rusty's Longarms
-Rubicon Express 5.5" coils
-New shocks (no idea yet)
-Rusty's 4.5" leafs
-Teraflex 1.5" shackles (to tide me over until I can get a better solution)
-Nates4x4 Slimline Winch Bumper (primed and ready for paint, hope to be installed later this week)
-Superwinch LP8500 winch
-New center console/fix bracket
-New washer fluid pumps
-4.88 gears
-35x12.50xr15 Dunlop Mud Rovers
-Pro Comp Series 7069 Flat Black Wheels, 3.75" backspacing
-Bushwacker Flat Fender Flares
-Detours Tailbone rear bumper/tire carrier system
-Solid Axles differential covers
-Hack-N-Tap SYE at some point

Just to name a few...lol
The hood and fenders hold up well. But rust went through it on my rockers and then I nailed it on a rock lol and the rest just chipped off. There are a lot of weak points around these areas which would be best is to get that professionally done. I honestly don't think it'd cost a lot to get your rockers and bottom of the doors rhino lined. And you'd never have to worry. I have scraped my speed liner off. But with force. I've run into rocks, and a trailer ( loading the jeep up and didn't stop soon enough so I hit the gooseneck) and it didn't chip off it stays bonded together. Well worth the money.
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 05:45 PM
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Short term plan:
1.5" lift, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, cowl snorkel.
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by kirknd4spd
Short term plan:
1.5" lift, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, cowl snorkel.
Interested in seeing that low COG
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 06:06 PM
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Rear bumper, Rear coil conversion, Inside/ouside roll cage, Bigger engine/bigger front axle so i can run bigger tires, Atlas transfer case

Also I need to put the 35's back on before hitting any trails.. the 33's tread wrights are awesome on the icy/snowy roads but I miss the ground clearance/ think it looks dumb with a 6.5" and 33's lol

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Currently I have some frame stiffeners and a putco wiring harness I need to throw in... I just replaced the ball joints and am lacking motivation for now haha. I cant decide if I want to cut the stiffeners for the rock sliders and the IRO subframe and weld them to it or put it on and then atttach them to it.
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Cherokeekid4x4
The hood and fenders hold up well. But rust went through it on my rockers and then I nailed it on a rock lol and the rest just chipped off. There are a lot of weak points around these areas which would be best is to get that professionally done. I honestly don't think it'd cost a lot to get your rockers and bottom of the doors rhino lined. And you'd never have to worry. I have scraped my speed liner off. But with force. I've run into rocks, and a trailer ( loading the jeep up and didn't stop soon enough so I hit the gooseneck) and it didn't chip off it stays bonded together. Well worth the money.
That looks like it's holding up pretty decently. So is that "speed liner" stuff that you have on your rockers/doors?
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Old Apr 8, 2013 | 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by PocketsEmpty

That looks like it's holding up pretty decently. So is that "speed liner" stuff that you have on your rockers/doors?
Nope. What you see is monstaliner. Speed liner is on the front bumper
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