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http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=IROR&Product_Code=IR-STBCK&Category_Code=XSP just order one of these for my 98 XJ. got it on the floor in the garage, pure beef! (too hot to work on anything) What size lift is in your xj?

ok thank you guys i didnt know they had adjustables for certain hieghts i thought it was universal but thank! :thumbsup:

ok so i found one on ebay for like $100 plus shipping just wondering if you guys think it will be worth what I'm paying. (note: I'm not going to be doing extreme off roading just some trail riding. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fully-Ad ... ccessories

i do have a SOA and the guy who had the truck before me said the left leaf spring was weak so he put a 1 inch block to level the truck out, but should i use products from rocky road or does anybody know of a better site to get the brackets trac bar and leaf springs? also i do have alot of play in the wheel its pretty bad any good ideas on how to fix this ? thankss

yeah i just looked up rocky road today I'm thinking about using them but i just need to get the money first. but it would help alot because the control arms hit on the mount alot because of the angle

well when i bought the jeep it had stupid bumpers like the rear one so i made the front and plan on doing the same idea for the back bumper, and those are stock mirrors i believe but i plan on getting the newer style soon. also i was thinking about wheel spacers just havent gotten there yet and i don't have budget for new tires so these will have to do. tire size is 265/75r16 with a six inch lift. its a 2.5L auto with d35/d30 axels so bigger tires are not really a option rite now hahah and when i get the money its going towards rear leaf replacements lower CA drop brackets and an adjustable trac-bar, then ill work on cosmetics haha but i did put a $100 paint job on it (hot rod black) but thanks for the ideas :cheers:

ok so i got my comanche on the road and it has a 6in lift so i was looking to invest in a adjustable trac bar to prevent the "DEATH WOBBLE" and put my axel back were it belongs. i also want a lower control arm bracket drop kit and replacemtn rear leaf springs. i found a site that had the leaf springs for $99 and the trac-bar for $109 and the CA drop brackets for $215. i was wondering if anybody knew where else you can get these for a cheaper price if not oh well i was just curious. here the site where i found the parts to: http://www.rocky-road.com/xjsus.html

so i finially fixed all the rot and painted the comanche and just took it off roading today for the first time here's all the pics i have from when i bought it. 4 wheel drive is still broken and its a 4 cylinder but hey she still moves haha if you have any questions or comment feel free to ask and tell me what you think :thumbsup:

i ment limited rims

its a 6 inch rustys coil lift. and i do have the whole bed side in primer i plan on painting it flat black soon ,( also those are the xj unlimited rim they came with the truck also :brows:

i bought a 1987 comanche about a month ago. its a 2.5 liter 4 speed auto with a six inch lift. i bought it for $1300 ( i feel it was a good deal.) and it had a big rot spot above the rear right wheel on the bed but i had already fix it. i just got a new phone so i only have a couple pictures :( and sadly i don't have any from repairing the rot or making the front bumper but here she is..... on the trailer going home just sitting for now (get my license in a month) interior....aftermarket tack, oil, and water guages whooo! just another side shot underneath the front end you can kinda see the front bumper i made,,,,, its not done yet a still got some modifying to do just playing around in the yard....and you can see were i patched the rot spot and did some bondo work ill try to take more pictures as i do more work and post them up this is what i got for now... i have a lot i want to do like paint, better tires maybe bigger axles and much more but I'm 16 and broke so as time goes on ill add more....tell me what you think