Dill30705

Looking good! Will be keeping up with this one. I love my M Max flares hands down best option for our trucks. I got have 35s and 5ish inches of lift on long arms stretched an inch or so in the front. A little inner fender well trimming and smoothing out and I have 3 or so inches of up travel with no rubbing with a ruff stuff bumper trimmed just a tad. Keep up the good work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Haven’t seen those defiantly one to consider I like them[emoji1360] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes I need to figure out how to do this. I think standard jk is like 6-6.5 backspacing Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Had some 2012 rubicon wheels in gunmetal and loved the color combo with my paint. Went to 35x12.50s and needed more backspacing and wider wheel. Bought these cheap atx wheels to work thought I’d like them and the design I do but color and plastic fake beadlocks I hate. Long story short I need wheel recommendations preferably gunmetal maybe bronze or silver. No chrome and I don’t think I want black again either. I’m kinda liking the below but haven’t found anything else I’m really Into. Also needs to be 5x5 with as much backspacing as possible up to 4.5 inches. This is my Jeep before with rubicon wheels and now with atx wheels. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a set of tail lights I’d sale. I think one has a small corner chip from what I can remember I’ll have to dig them out and take pictures. I done a custom 2000 Cherokee tail light swap to match the 2000 front grille and mirrors so I don’t need them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

http://www.stinkyfab.com/sfr-trail-proof-engine-mounting-plates-jeep-xj-87-01-yj-87-95-tj-97-99/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Might look at aftermarket mounts from stinky fab. It used a few additional holes in the block for a stronger mount. These additional mounting points may save your butt if you can’t get one or both of these out that are broke. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If I do go this route I will defiantly build a 1/4 thick skid to protect the tank. For on and off road protection. The only xj I have owned had one for both of these reasons

https://goo.gl/photos/Q1jmtScVVxfNXygK6 See photos in link for how I cut my bed and then made the bumper wrap around for a more finished look. Which I really like how it looks but it will show any tank that isn't pretty thin.

Looks like a decent fit depending on how much of the cross brace your willing to cut out. Looks like 33 inches would work out about right but ideally I think 16 inches is about as wide of a tank as I'd want. The depth would be fine to if I Had not cut the back lower half of my bed off from the style line down. Because of how I trimmed my bed you would see a large amount of the tank sort of like how you can see the tank on an xj

I have read ever one of those spare fuel tank post I could find and none really seemed to ever go anywhere once it was all said and done. There was no real exactly answers they all were speculation it seemed like.

Thanks for the help and concerns. I'm not at all worried about the safety aspect there is a 1/4 steel heavy built bumper protecting the tank and the mounts go about 16 down the frame rails with multiple mounting bolts on each side. As far as just moving the tank I'm not actually wanting a spare tank I'm wanting to relocate the tank to provide room in from on the axle for possible 4 link suspension setup. I will defiantly take a look at the f150 tank if the are designed to fit factory in the location one could possibly work.

I'm looking at an alum from summit racing currently 30"x17"x7" built in fuel pump and gm sending unit 0-90ohms to match oem gauge. $230 dollars roughly. This might be the route I go. I'll have to measure when I get home this might require cutting part of the x brace out and re bracing with stronger metal tubing.

Thanks I'll have to look one up and check it out.

Thought about it but I don't think I could make it work with factory fuel filler location. If I could find a long skinny one that might fit under the tool box though that might could be neat but I have never used a fuel cell like that before so I don't know much about them. How to fill them easy, do they make them with fuel sending units so I could know fuel level with factory gauge etc.