Any one got them or know where I can get them all my buddy's have wranglers and I don't want to ruin my unibody when we are wheeling and rock climbing

 

Company named TNT has what ya need, hit the google.

 

Moved to advanced. This is nowhere near OEM.

 

I gots TnT stiffs..along with Ajs sliders..great combo
pics in my album
Cameron

 

I looked at TNT, but like the looks of ruff stuffs stiffeners a little more.

I will more then likely go with Claytons rear long arms though, which comes with their own stiffeners..

 

How do you guys keep moisture from gathering behind the stiffners when the under coating is stripped off wont water gather and cause the unibody rails to rot??

 

Here is my link to my HD Offroad Frame Stiffener
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/hd-...iffener-90081/

 

Thin coat of Bloxide weldable primer from Eastwood. I sprayed the uni-frame and the stiffer mating surfaces.
http://www.eastwood.com/bloxide-weld...-aerosols.html

 

im going to put silicone or some kind of body filler stuff in between each stitch weld to help keep the moisture out.

i have HD offroad main frame stiffners and am working on building my own front frame stiffners and will probably end up buying HD offroad rear frame stiffners.

 

You won't be able to keep moisture out, and you will only be trapping it in and making it worse. The weldable primer is a much better idea..

 

how will it not keep moisture out its going to be completely sealed?

edit: i agree the weldable primer is a better idea but i already welded mine on so thats out of the question

 

Moisture still forms in a sealed area. An airplane is completely sealed, yet it gets a LOT of water inside the cabin because of the temperature differences. It's a more extreme instance, but the same still applies. When you seal it, the moisture forms, and it now has nowhere to drain to. It's designed into the airplane for that moisture to drain, you no longer have anything to accommodate the issue. The only thing you could do is drill some small holes in the bottom so it doesn't pool and make things even worse.

 

go to www.JCRoffroad.com they have some bada** stuff thats where i got my frame stiffeners at and i love them

 

last i checked, JCR doesnt sell frame stiffeners...

HDoffroad is where i would go for mine.

 

and how is this advanced? a SIMPLE good search would have answered this guys question.

HD engineering is where I bought mine. work great