daltonmcgill7

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how bad is the blue ones frame

dang 2 above its 72 here :yes:

thats what snow looks like wow ive never seen it before :rotf: :rotf:

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I'm A FLORIDA FAN i knew we were gonna loose so it don't bother me at all that we lost :chillin:

we caught a 350 pound hog in my hunting club last year ran him for 3 hours till the dogs finally bayed him we tied him up took him to a guy that wanted him he killed it got the meat then he got a fullbody mount of him i wish we had a picture of him he was huge

id buy it

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i forgot i use a remington 700 7mm-08 and a remington 1100 semi auto with #1 buckshot

how many of u deer hunt and antidisestablishmentarianism have u killed and how many u killed i have killed 3 spikes 2 does and 1 6pt pretty good since I'm only 14 i also hunt deer with dogs i still hunt 2 sometimes and what kinda gun do u use

do u have a picture with the airbags up

ive got 4 muzzleloaders 2 7mm08's 1 308. 1 30-06 5 pump 12 gauges 3 automatics 1 16gauge thats mine that ive never even seen before 3 22's 1 single shot 20 gauge l single shot 410. and we got about 5 stolen about a year ago and 4 this year but i hunt deer with dogs thats y i got so many shotguns and I'm sure theres more guns that i can't think of

: I already bought the turttle wax :rotfl :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: 2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :D :D :yes: :yes: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2:

that'l buff out :rotf:

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try tire wet (tire shine) its antidisestablishmentarianism my friend uses on his xj

well i have 17 dogs i use them for hunting i lost 3 dogs this year so i no the feeling of lossing dog and it really suxs :fs1:

Mate, you STILL have not told us how you intend to use this truck. Not even God can tell you if this kit or that kit has everything you need until you figure out what you plan to do with the truck, and tell us. Just as an example -- I think drop brackets are a great idea for a street-driven truck at 4" or lift. For a vehicle that will be used off road, drop brackets are rock magnets. They are worse than no lift at all, IMHO -- and I say that after several seasons of wheeling on them. What's the plan, Stan? it will be used as a dd but will be used used offroad 2

will this work http://www.eautoworks.com/product-Skyja ... manche.htm I'm really looking for something like a kit that comes with everything i need sorry about changing my mind so much

No, you do NOT want the one from Rusty's. Read some of the old posts/threads about Rusty's products. I think you need to clarify your intentions. You started out asking for the cheapest way to run 31" tires. The answer to that is -- no lift necessary. Then you said you wanted more ground clearance, but you left the criterion of lowest cost unchanged. You were given several options that would get you around 2" of lift for under $150, possibly closer to $100. Now you're asking about lift kits that cost more than $300 -- before shipping. What do you want to accomplish? What is your budget? Right now you have us shooting at a moving target. Every time we answer a question you change the parameters. BTW - This is a forum, not a cell phone. It's rude to use texting abbreviations in a discussion forum. It's more difficult for us to read, and when people are in a hurry they tend to skip over the posts that are difficult to figure out. Try English. It has worked for several centuries (or so I've been told). sorry i want something under 200 but i can't seem to find anything the only ones ive seen have been around 300

which should i get this 1 http://www.blackdiamondoffroad.com/lift ... ?liftid=10 i think i want the 1 from rustys offroad because it gives you a full 3inch and the 1 from black diamond only gives u 2 inch

thank you

As noted, V8 Grand Cherokee front coils will give you about an inch. Add a set of 3/4" coil spacers and you're at 1-3/4". For the rear, Rancho has a full-length AAL for the XJ and MJ. It's good for 2-1/2" in the XJ and about 1-1/2" in the MJ, so that's a good match for the 1-3/4" in the front. An alternative is a set of 2" coil spacers in front and an AAL in the back. Other folks favor longer shackles for the rear. I don't, because longer shackles do not add any strength to the spring, but they work the spring more which leads to fatigue. A full-length AAL strengthens the spring and for that reason I think it's a much better solution. It would have helped if you had explained your goals in your original post. All you said was you wanted the cheapest way to run 31s, and the answer to that is still to do nothing. do u know were i could get 2 inch coil spacers and a aal from

You don't need lift to run 31s. I am running 31x10.50s on a stock XJ right now, and the XJ has smaller rear wheel wells than the MJ. So, to answer your question, the cheapest way to get enough lift for 31s is to not lift. NO trimming is necessary if you run OEM Jeep wheels. it actually has 30's on it now but i want more ground clearnce my friend runs 33;s on his xj with no lift and alot of trimming and they don't rub at all but do yall think this would work http://www.jcwhitney.com/Suspension_Lif ... ;2005817;0