Pete M

is the rest of the tractor going to looks as spiffy as those weights?

awwww snap!

oh, and I scored a pile of spare parts from a junkyard CRD including front shafts (which are not shared with v6 KJs) and wheelbearings so I can finally figure out what the whirring noise is at 45-50mph. (also a turbo and computers and other little parts but I don't need those as soon)

um, thanks? there are no bad Jeeps, only bad owners who put angry eyes and lightbars on them before doing any preventative maintenance. and bad bean counters who put bad transmissions in them. can't remember if I added this update or not but the alternator smelled like burning electronics so I swapped it out with the one from my spare drivetrain.

found a typo. fixed it for ya.

well, who came out on top?

holy crap! I'm approaching 30k!?! but admittedly that's a low number compared to admin/mods on bigger forums.

almost? seems to me you're there.

what amount of lift are you at right now? the factory method for measuring it is in the link in my signature.

all my stuff is done old-school in Paint . but in my experience the sticker store will want an image that's infinitely scalable and that's where the Vector comes in.

you should probably put this in the Tech subforum more eyeballs will see it there rather than the DIY

work of art

aren't we all

my NOS handle isn't pitted, but certainly does not have a mirror finish. my used one is actually "shinier".

definitely doable. there are websites that'll mail you a single bumper sticker with your image on it. no need to buy 500. the biggest hurdle for me has always been getting the image I create converted to a Vector/PDF file. I don't have software to do that.

a great deal would include the tailgate. but price aside it looks to be in decent shape for someone needing one. far too many of them are rotted.

it's so refreshing to see a 4banger getting some love.

new bearings are the bees knees

best fix ever

I assume the more common body panels are made for these things, yes?

ya gotta be faster than that.

they are out there, you just need to be willing to travel (or pay shipping).