89eliminator

what do you plan on doing with the jeep?

Right that's what I was saying. I can't justify spending money on it.

no way. very easy to setup and you really only need new spring perches and shock mounts.

completely agree. i was very unhappy with my 4.5" SUA leaf packs. ditched those and went SOA with stock 2wd leaf packs and never looked back.

And so it begins. Kinda thinking about making a better bumper to improve approach angle. I'm constantly hitting that thing.

the rear upper shock mount is a stud off the frame. you need a shock that has eyelet bushing on both ends.

i have always like the looks of that game but just can't justify spending money to play it.

same here. i can got about 2.5 weeks until i actually need to shave. and thats just so i can get rid of my porn stache.

i will echo the statement of not being a 97 swap fan, but this one is very well done. i'd love to have that in the garage.

seems to be a discontinued part cause i can't find any info on it. Jaz makes quality equipment. if it were me i would get a slightly larger one though. i also don't see provisions for a sending unit, assuming you would like to monitor fuel level still.

thanks!

what do the dryer sheets do? just keep it fresh smelling?

was there once, and don't plan on going back. the place is a dump....

sad time of the year

I tried to document the front 4 link but can answer any questions you have.

I don't remember offhand but I think the shocks fully extended are 31" long. So I strapped them at about 29.5". The straps stretch a little.

granted i have never ran a different coil, i have had them for 7-ish years and have no complaints. i do mostly rocks. no stuff to hit at speed in the midwest. i have a custom 4 link up front and its always been really stable/predictable. i have never been impressed with a rig that runs radius arms. the unloading characteristics are very unappealing.

if you want to run XJ aftermarket shackles, then yeah that would work. I ran 2" lift Rough Country XJ shackles for years. (6.5" Rustys coils front, SOA and lift shackles rear). i read that as you wanted to use stock XJ shackles. they would bolt in, but as i said they would be too short.

are you on radius arms? i would advise against using an XJ shackle. They are pretty short and you would run the risk of inverting them.

being a die hard brewers fan, it was hard for me to root for them but i was. if my team isnt in it, then i always root for the "new guys" in the playoffs. was hoping for Astros/Cubs world series.

Big sell for us haha.

Mine was new to the house when I bought it. The house has another 2 car garage for the other cars. This is heated with attic above 2 car portion. Single side is tall enough for a lift.

Are the tubes that tie into the bumper removable? Our would you have to cut them off to take the bumpers off?

they are bolted to the frame.

Haven't done more then grease the Johnny joints since I have had them. Very durable in my opinion. Landed on many of rocks. Only reason I didn't buy them again was price.