Pete M

great looking bumpers! do you have a all-inclusive build thread? I thought I'd seen one, but can't find it.

were you successful?

If you've got the cash, a LS is a great upgrade

they are a fantastic upgrade over stock.

I assure you, it doesn't affect MPGs as much as you think. I'm envious of your ratio.

love it!

I just assume every single year and model and individual Renix Jeep is different than then next when it comes to wiring.

I bet Lowes has wheels for building some custom units

love it! especially that backup camera location!

I wonder how durable those harbor freight style furniture movers are. they claim 1000lbs each.

shipping is easy when I drive up to get it.

well, you could sell me the bed. that'll lighten it up a lot.

awww, a junked title makes things way more difficult. as to moving it around, I'd leave it as-is until I was ready to get to strippin' it down. trying to move a non-running Jeep around is hard enough with the axles in place, I can't imagine doing it on grass with even tinier wheels under it.

ditto. have you tried selling it whole? guys up north would love to get their hands on a solid truck.

we've had a minivan in the family from '86-'17 including every iteration of caravan. we got the durango in '17 only for the tow rating. I do miss the infinite space that the vans have. But I miss my 97 town n country the most (gave it to a friend in desperate need of wheels). was my dd for years (like 250k when I handed it over and ran great). I really should try to snag another one up for cheap.

Does it feel like home now?

are you regearing? have you upgraded the rear axle?

SOA lifts will vary depending on the shape of your leaf springs. it lifts 5.5-6.5 above what it is now, but if they are saggy or 2wd, you'll need less than that up front to match.

tallying up all the "running" rigs at our house they average out at 20 years old. but the average age of the daily drivers is 12 yrs (with 2 at 100k and 1 at 200k). guess we're average then. the million mile mopar warranty really helps out with the piece of mind on the youngest ('16 durango). I can't imagine owning a new-ish thing without it.

that's probably why you didn't spot the guy. he likely hightailed it as soon as you walked out the door!

What the heck?! I've got a feeling that blazer wasn't his either.

It's truly shocking to me when they do fail.

I meant cylinder #2. that's the one that melted itself apart on that XJ I once owned.

we leave sunday! fri=MK sat = epcot sun=AK (morning only)