89eliminator

you should be fine with that setup, maybe just some bumpsteer but i don't think it will be bad. i do agree with marcel though with the extra plating of the axle side tb mount.

me neither :no: they are

i think that IS his MJ

got here greased up :brows:

yeah, the cliffs can get bad even with 4 wheel drive. you could MAYBE stay on trail 1 (main trail) but thats it.

damn, those look really good. how much did that cost, if you don't mind me asking?

if you stay in the parking lot you'd be fine :D

thats what i would do to. then you know you will be getting all the things you need.

you need a pitman arm, just keep the stock one on. you NEED a tracbar, shocks, coils. you have to address the control arm situation too. you could go with drop brackets and stock arms but i wouldnt trust the arms on the trail.

so really, the title should be MJ/Member of the month

fair enough. i especially like the outstanding members part.

ok, so then how/why does one get picked?

i like the way NAXJA does it. thread is started by a mod, then the first X amount (5 at NAXJA) rigs entered are the ones to be voted on for that month. voting lasts however long you want, and obviously the winner is chosen at the end. winners can't enter for 12 months either. usually 2 pics, one poser, one action. rob, i like the added best MJ story and what the owners like about CC line too. :thumbsup:

your gonna at least need new adjustable control arms, and ideally drop brackets or longarms. you will need a new tracbar, address the swaybar end links, brake lines, stock steering will suck, shocks all the way around...

x2. I'm not a fan of the unloading that occurs. my 4-link with tracbar setup is very predictable with zero unloading.

looks good. i like red eliminators :yes:

nice find!

i'd rather fix non-body line dents over rust. that MJ looks like one big dent.

i hate you

Yes, and I’m having troubles getting it dry. Started out bailing, then wet vac, dry rags, and the fan has been blowing on it since last night. It's still wet... What would you do (besides staying out of the water)? i had a minimal amount of water come through my doors back in spring. i ended up taking the entire carpet out and letting it dry. it took a solid 4 days to fully dry but that partially because of a few humid days.

well that stuck of me was on the pipeline. we decided to check it out friday on the way up. no one got stuck at mccaslin. its was also pretty wet too, some deep holes to be careful of.

lol, cause that is deep water :eek:

yeah, the ground was way softer that i thought it was. here are some more pics

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i wheeled it