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Not me but a friend sent me these today.

I remember seeing aluminum spray bottles you pressurize with compressed air. Here is the first i found one the jungle website. There are surely other/better/cheaper options. FIRSTINFO A1638 Patented 620c.c. (21 US fl. oz) Thickened Aluminum Canister Aerosol Refillable Fluid High Pressure Storage Spray Can / Pneumatic Compressed Air Sprayer / Maximum Pressure 140 psi https://a.co/d/4fNHqh8

New wheel studs and nuts would be a much better solution, and not that difficult to change. Used tires are difficult, usually tread is gone or they are way too old.

Will the faster wipers make my ducks more visible to oncoming traffic?

Guilty as charged, if only by my opinion. Ok ill stop hijacking. TURBINES FOR LIFE!!!!

You forgot the 2 dozen rubber ducks on the dash.

Your attention to detail continues to amaze.

Best bet is to piece it together. When I did mine there wasnt a decent option for a "kit" lift. Rear springs are specific to the mj. General spring and hell creek both make rears. The front is all shared with the xj, there is plenty of info out there on what is needed to lift that. It will end up being way more than just swapping springs if you get above 3". 31x10.5's will fit stock with a little rub. There are several ways to fix that.

I had a 97+ grill on mine for a short bit. Looks nice and minimal modification. Mine was a cheap aftermarket from rockauto. There isnt really much work that needs done to match the fenders. Even less for a guy with your body work skills. The difference between yhe grill and fender was roughly the thickness of a quarter.

I'm not at my truck to confirm, but I think some are in the frame and some are accessible under the trucks.

Can you get ahold of the stud "head" under the trucks? Ive had luck with vice grips and a wrench that way.

If anyone needs it have 1 maybe 2 longbed pipes. They happen to be brand new walkers......

Yeah kinda saddened I didnt see firewood porn when I opened the thread....

Here are some of my "axes".......

I have had good luck finding reloading components at ammoseek.com Other than that check your local gun shop? Or maybe walmart? Not sure. Havent used 209s in years.

Sometimes leaf spring bushings are best removed with a blue wrench.

Avoid semi metallic pads. Ceramic much better braking and alot less dust. can't speak for rotors. You could get some fancy drilled and slotted rotors to help with heat disapation, however I don't feel it nessecary. In my meager experience over torqued lugs are more often the cause of warped rotors on the xj/mj platform.

He has a full set. https://fortwayne.craigslist.org/wto/d/spencerville-chrysler-jeep-wheels/7551997545.html

I don't say much but check daily for the updates. Your work never ceases to amaze.

Battery sawzall + metal blade = road sign removal kit. Id give $50 for one. Lol

Its back.

I am an android user and had tapatalk for a while but ditched it due to issues with viewing and uploading photos to cc. I now have a bookmark set to take me directly to the new posts here. Wouldn't go back to tapatalk for much less that about $50000/yr. Lol

Snow Chili: beans or not

By special request from Mrs. Watchamakalit: 3lbs largely diced potatoes. Rinse and placed in large pot. Add enough water to cover potatoes. (Can also use 1/2 water, 1/2 chicken broth.) Add garlic and onion salt. Bring to boil and cover. Boil till you can poke with fork, but not fully fork tender. Turn down to simmer. Add 1 block cream cheese, diced melts faster. Once melted, add 1 can cream mushroom, 1 can cream celery, 1 stick butter, 1 cup milk. Continue to simmer until potatoes are fork tender. Scoop into bowl and add freshly shredded cheese and bacon bits.

Unfortunately, I'm not the cook in the house. Its potatoes, and some other tasty stuff in a bowl. Lol