I have access to a lift, which makes things exponentially easier to work on.

 

Yes a lift even easier haha

 

I am curious about your username. I take it you are in that line of work? I have several friends that are so was curious.


Looks like you have a decent start with this one!

 

I'm in vernon hills, looking to buy a Cherokee sport, if I could ever find one worth it in my range.....

 

its the name of my boat

 

I see you made it over from the Chicago garage

 

I see and thank you for the reply, now I am chuckling a bit about why you might name your boat that but not going to ask.

 

everything is here! Install happening this weekend. I decided to order up a set of pro comp d window wheels today too. the stock snowflakes are pitted badly,
and steel wheels are cheap enough.

 

Lol, yea, now I just need to find myself a jeep.....

 

Welcome to CF!

 

Welcome looks like a good start

 

Here she is!

rough country 3"
steering stabilizer
adj. track bar
extended front and rear brake lines
made my own t-case drop from some 1" long sections of schedule 160 1.5" pipe
Pro Comp 15x8 D window wheels, flat black
BFG AT KO2s, 31x10.5 15

Starting to go through the truck and work out all the misc. stuff that isn't working or up to par. I literally drove the thing maybe 6 miles before I put the lift on it. Already got a battery put in, a new windshield washer pump on order, need to buy a speedo gear, tint the front windows, have a speaker that is working intermittently, and do something about the atrocious stock headlights. I'm used to driving a BMW with bi-xenon HIDs that turn with the road. I feel like I'm holding a flashlight out the window in the jeep! Seems like the hella h4 fixtures and a beefier harness are the go-to solution?

 

Welcome to CF!
Clean.