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If any of you guys have a stock mj can you tell me the distance from the center of the wheel to the flair?

not yet. the springs on the front are orange. no coil spacers. ill try and get out and get some pics.

I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out what size lift i have on my parts truck. I bought a 87 mj swb with a d44 out of a metric ton for 80$. Its got a home made soa lift in the rear so it has to be 5in. or over. I read the thread on measuring from the axle to the unibody to tell the only problem is there all kinds of snow under it right now and i can't do that. What I did was measure from the center of the wheel to the top of the fender flares and came up with 23in. in the front and 25in. in the back. Any help would much appreciated. :dunno:

Well geez...was this a scientific test? Did you actually crack one open and swill to be sure there was no freezeage? I believe we all need to do the test....put the beer out there tonight and check it in the morning. We could even doa test sample (can) all the way outdoors and see if it freezes faster then the ones in the icebox! :brows: :cheers: I didnt go all the way out there in the freezing cold to see if my beer was frozen in the middle of the night and come back empty handed. Of course i cracked one. three actually.

Hi my name is Colby. I'm new here. Anyways I live in South Dakota and right now the temp is -2 degrees and has been colder the last few days and not above freezing for awhile. i just went out to my uninsulated garage and checked the mini fridge and the beer isnt frozen. Hope that helps. Great forum you guys have. :cheers:

anyone have some canyon rims that they would like to part with in the south dakota area? :???:

yeah so i just read this and i know I'm late but if your still making these count me in!