500 MJ

AGREED! And Now... :needpics: :rotf:

Ohhh Man... I NEED one. Gotta have some source of light for all the things I do in my truck bed. Plus I hear they are perfect for those truck bed make out sessions with whatever Country Girl I end up with next.... :thumbsup:

ACOS stands for arcosine up here at Michigan Tech. I have no clue what you mean by it though? ;)

I had a head gasket on my 2.2L S-10 leak down the outside rear of the block once. No coolant in the oil so it took me forever to find it on the backside of the engine...pressure check found it.

Nice...

x2 on checking for a crack in the resivoir or bad hoses. Other options the head gasket?

Whoa. No way I am paying that for a replacement panel!

Yah, I saw the Rusty's ones but I'm not going for the whole prerunner look... They have the front fenders too.

I'm looking for a bedside that rust free is the main thing. If the dents arent that bad I might be very interested in it. Have any pics?

Anyone bought a replacement bedside for their comanche? I want to get a new drivers bedside for this summer when I paint and am wondering if anyone knows of a good place to get the panel... J/Y is way out of the question cause the panel I have on there now is in way better shape than any of the ones in the yards.

Sawzall Time!!!! :brows:

Anyone know where he is? I havent gotten my rollbar from him yet and it seems he isnt checking his PM's...

I'm standing with CW on this one as well. We are here for Jeeps and thats all you will hear me talk about.

Yah, XJ's are nice, just not as cool as MJ's... Looks good Dude, have fun putting all that stuff on it.

I could use some panels off of those trucks any day of the week!!! Anyone feel like going through the trouble of getting a shortbed drivers boxside drilled off and sent to me?

Our own little MJ game show! If we guess it, can we have it!? J/K This is awesome, great way to introduce yourself :clapping:

I'll swap you the grille and headlight bezels and stuff off that truck for the flat black setup on mine now. The PO replaced it all a few years ago with new mopar parts, No cracks, just a lil sunfaded... :brows: That is the frontend I want for mine...

Oh yah, with rim for sure...

Well, if they give ya any hassle you can drop it by my place anytime...

So for those who havent figured it out yet, I got em and I did lift the MJ to fit em. I threw in some spacers in the front and AAL in the rear. Got my matching spare today too, $299.85 out the door for what you see. I think I got a great deal on the other 4 for $590 ;)

Yah Kassidy, I have the same prob with the shock mounts...

I envy you Pete... ;)

Aha, You can use your stock trac bar easily, just redrill the hole on the axle over farther. Problem with this is that you can only drill in once so get the lift you want and make sure you are happy with it before you do. I lucked out. When I originally lifted mine 3.5" I drilled too far over so the axle wasnt centered. Once I lifted it 2 more inches it was right dead center! I am still SUA but I am running the full 4.5" lift pack from Rusty's in the rear. It ran me like $360... SOA is cheaper and when you throw together some bastard packs from various leaf packs from a JY, you could get some lift from them too. Pete is the master at bastard pack building... For the front, I have the lift coils but have also put in some hommade spacers on top of the springs. You will have to get different shocks. I still have the stock brake lines in front and the rear I replaced last year anyway so I made them longer... I am also still running stock UCA's and have some stock length, but Aftermarket LCA's. This summer I am making a longarm kit for it though because the tires rub on the fenders when you turn. 33's look nice, but make sure you want to put forth the effort to have them before you start. For a Mall wheeler, there are lots of shortcuts you can take if you know how and have acess to fabbing things up...

With the new lift and 33's I pulled 18 on my 420 mile venture up here to college. Thats running with a manual and 3.55 ratio. I was HAPPY!

Cheap spray on gasket remover works pretty good.