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Obviously, as a Jeeper it is impossible to own only one Jeep. Plus, I have seen many threads here at Comanche Club where we often times reference our 'other' Jeep. So why don't you post your 'other' Jeep so we can better understand where you are coming from.

 

Here, I will start:

 

2003 TJ Rubicon

 

I bought this Jeep in December of 2003 at a salvage auction. Had 12K miles on it and still had the new car smell. It also had 2 rods through the oil pan and 4 rods with beautiful arcs in them. Rebuilt the 4.0 (should have stroked it :fs1: ) and the rest is history. It was claimed to have had 'flood damage'....my guess is the new rubi owner couldn't bear the thought that he ruined his $35,000 toy :rotf: It now has 98K miles on the chassis.

 

The Mod list:

- RE 3.5" springs and Front trackbar

- JKS Control Arms, Rear trackbar, Quicker Disconnects, and Brake lines

- OME Long Travel Shocks with Terraflex shock relocators

- 1" PA BL

- Cooper STT's (315/75R16) tires on stock Moabs with 1.25" Spidertrax Wheel spacers

- 5.13's

- V8 ZJ tie-rod upgrade

- Jeep Medic Tummy Tuck and Engine Skid

- Superwinch EPi9.0 Winch on a Rokmen Winchplate

- Rokmen differential covers

- Rockhard 4x4 Sport Cage

- Viking Fastback Soft top

- Dual Filter Cowl Intake (aka Macs CAI)

- Olympic Rocks Bumpers

- AtoZ Sliders

- Bestop spare tire carrier with Hi-Lift attachment

- Kilby Steering Box skid

- Uniden Pro CB with a 3' Firestick

- IPF H4 headlights

- Tom Woods CV DS

- Rugged Ridge 7" Flares

- 6000K HID long range accessory lights (now on windshield brackets)

- RB1 Factory navigation radio with Ipod Adapter and Bazooka sub in the factory enclosure

- Viar OBA with 2.5gal tank and in-cab relay trigger and gauge

 

Waiting to be installed:

- Vanco 16" Big Brake Kit

- Rokmen gas tank skid

 

The Rubi and MJ fill my Jeep stable. However, my fiancée is looking at Grand Cherokees and Patriots now...

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Another TJ...I'd be lying if the I'd didn't say that my MJ is actually the "OTHER" Jeep and the TJ gets the majority of my "affection" and by "affection", I mean $$$. Sitting at just over 43,000 miles at 11.5 years old, so I suspect this thing should last me a good while...

 

4.0L, 3Spd Auto, NP231, D30/D44

 

Just got it all cleaned up today, we are going to be in our little town parade on Sunday...

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We bought it new in 1999, drove it stock for a few years, traded MY Grand Prix in and I took over the TJ and started doing some small mods...it's grown some since then...

 

Solid Axle HD D44 Axle Swap with ARB (4.56)

AlloyUSA Grande 30 Kit with ARB (4.56)

Rubicon Express 4.5” Tri-Link Long Arm

Teralow 4:1 / 2 Low

Tom Woods CV Driveshaft / Teraflex HD SYE

SuperWinch EPi9.0 / Viking Synthetic Rope/Thimble

sPOD/The Source

Currie HD Steering

Transmission Cooler/Deep Trans Pan

ORO Swaloc

Rock Hard Sport Cage

Vanco Big Brakes

Novak SK2X T-Case Shifter

Currie Explorer Rear Disc Brakes

Front HPD30 Swap

Savvy Aluminum Gas Tank Skid

Viking Fastback Soft top (Sailcloth)

Savvy Front Bumper

Savvy TJ Full Corner Aluminum Armor

10# Ultimate Air Co2 Tank

Goodyear Wrangler MT/R with Kevlar 35x12.5-15

Rancho 9000XL Adjustable Shocks

Currie CE-9120TJJ Front Track Bar

Currie Drive Side Tie Rod Flip

Currie CE-9102 Upper Johnny Joints

Savvy Rock Stainless Steel Sliders

Savvy Off Road LED Tail Lights

Rear Shock Outboard (PolyPerf Kit with Rancho 9000XL, Currie Rear Bumpstops)

Savvy Rear Bumper

Savvy Wrecking Ball Tub Rails

Savvy Ultimate Tie Rod

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You have a very nice TJ Wade! Have you ever had any cooling issues with the EPi9.0? Mine likes to run HOT when going down the highway at 75mph in 100 degree heat since I installed the EPi. New pump, coolant, and t-stat... Maybe time to pick up a Griffin or the like :ack:

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You have a very nice TJ Wade! Have you ever had any cooling issues with the EPi9.0? Mine likes to run HOT when going down the highway at 75mph in 100 degree heat since I installed the EPi. New pump, coolant, and t-stat... Maybe time to pick up a Griffin or the like :ack:

 

Thanks Bud, like your Rubi also...lots of similar mods.

 

Not a bit of heat problems (we don't get much 100 degree heat though)... Last fall I replaced the Thermo and flushed and kept right at ~200 all the time, I blew my 11 Year Old OEM Radiator (the upper seal where the metal meets the plastic) in February wheeling in the snow (go figure). I replaced with a cheapy Chinese Single Core all Aluminum... it's not a long term solution, but was cheaper than an OEM replacement and I didn't have the $$$ for a "good" one. So far it's been fine, and I still keep right at 200ish.

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1991 Xj Pioneer

Rusty's 3inch lift, 1inch daystar spacer, 1 inch block in the old rear

Rustys adj panhard

Rough country shocks

Rustys lower control arms

Ill nasty Ranger rims

 

 

1994 Yj (project for my wife, currently lives at my parents house)

1inch "super shackles"

31x10.5 Tsl's

Home built rear bumper

Rancho shocks/stab

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here's my other jeep, '00 WJ 4.0 selectrack. had to buy it for the wife after knokn her up... something bout safe mommy ride n stuff... but i couldn't just leave it stock so i stuck a 2" bb on it and threw in some 31"s

 

before and after....

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Hey nice idea for a thread!! jamminz.gifjamminz.gif

 

I have a couple as well... :brows:

 

Eugene, my baby.

 

 

1999 TJ 4.0-NV3550-HD231 W/4:1-HI30, 8.8 4:10 -83K

 

ECTED electric rear LS/locker and Aussie up front

 

Suspension:

Teraflex S4T But supplemented Currie upper front arms a JKS TB and OME stabilizer

JKS 1.25 BL

weld on skids for HD M.O.R.E. LCA mounts

Rear shock shifter

Teraflex gas shocks

Extras;

Centramatic wheel balancers

WARN gas, rear bumper and rocker protection (My own built swing-out)

BANKS Torque tube header, HI Flo cat and DYNOMAX Ultra-Flo exhaust

TB spacer with 63MM TB and K&N filter

Yellow top battery, HI output alternator

Delta lites with H4 conversion

LED lites all around fronts in CJ position

RUBY flairs trimmed and front flat fendered

OR Fab cage W dash bar, two top bars and floor tie-ins then I added MORE frame mounts

supplemented with 4X4 rock seat harness bar and rear bar

Corbeau seats and 4PT harness

B&M short shifter in tranny

Tera 4:1 W 2WD lo conversion.

I rebuilt the 231 Tcase with a wide chain and gears from a Dodge truck

SUCKY TWoods DS

Mile marker 9500LB winch with dash and remote controls

OBA via a CO2 tank

Throttle controls on the shifter

Cobra CB all controls on mic

35" BFG MT's on 589 alum rims.

 

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Then there's the XJ..

 

 

1988 Cherokee

 

4.0-AW4-231 HI30/44LS 3:55

 

3.5" lift Rough Country

32" Coopers

 

 

ORIG a 242 Tcase so its a solid front axle.

 

The wife's LIBBY

 

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DD, nothing special sans Goodyear Fortera AT's

 

1986 CJ-7

 

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This one hasn't really been touched yet... yet! :brows:

Its got a newer 258 engine, NEW D300 Tcase, NEW 4 Spd with granny first

D30 and D44 axles Unknown ratios

Body tub is shot but fenders, hood excellent

Frame also appears fine

 

Got a shed full pf parts already...

 

5 15x10 alum rims with one 33x12.5x15 general AT2 tire (so far)

YJ half doors and uppers

Bikini top & soft doors W glass slider uppers

spare axle shafts, windshield and side glass

Spare drive shafts

New seats W best top covers

New(er) carpets

 

CW

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98' XJ, that I used to wheel,

lately it's been 'her' daily driver:

 

(sorry, pic isn't very recent :yes: )

 

 

 

 

 

 

Her Jeep is a 96' ZJ, with 98K miles & a toasted transmission (waiting for me to finally swap in a replacement),

couldn't find any handy pics of that in the photobucket.

 

And then there's the 'Honorary Jeep'

('Jeep' drivetrain: AMC360/4spd/Model 20 rear/3.91's)

(ignore the 401 badges, the 401 never made it out of my basement ;) )

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Dems New Hampshire trees... ;) ;) ;) Guy behind camera was going for maximum vertical effect!! Works too, it WAS steep, just not that steep!! LOL

 

Hey Jim, I recognise some of them pics...

 

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Here is a shot from the other direction..

 

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One of my favorites in new England!!

 

CW

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dad's '06 awd Libby CRD. I love that Jeep. :D

 

 

My sister's old TJ. she doesn't own it anymore, but I haven't been able to use it in a thread in a while so here it is. :yes: She owned a Libby too, but I've not yet found a photo of it. :dunno:

 

 

My half-an-XJ. still in the garage awaiting engine transplant into the 88 MJ. :shake:

 

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Dems New Hampshire trees... ;) ;) ;) Guy behind camera was going for maximum vertical effect!! Works too, it WAS steep, just not that steep!! LOL

 

Hey Jim, I recognise some of them pics...

 

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Here is a shot from the other direction..

 

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One of my favorites in new England!!

 

CW

 

:agree:

 

Mine too. :yes:

 

It was actually a ton more fun in the XJ (open/open, on 32's), than the last time I had taken the MJ (locked/locked on 33.5's).

 

Tho I had to use the skinny pedal alot more. jamminz.gif

 

I *REALLY* need to finish the MJ.

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Here's my TJ. It's a 2000 with just over 100k miles. Front 30, rear 44, 2.5 OME lift with 1.25" body lift, rock hard sport cage, 33x12.50s and some other little stuff. This is a pic after I washed it the other day:

 

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I own a 93 XJ along with my 88 MJ. Actually I was given the MJ thinking it was an XJ seeing it only from the front poking out from behind a junk old boat. I nearly $#!& myslef when I foud out it was a nearly rust-free (Only the floors as usual are rotted NO body rot) MJ!

 

2.5/Ax-4/2WD. SporTruck Decals. No power options other than steering.

 

Looking for an XJ with the same specs but a manual tranny for the 4X4 conversion on my MJ.

 

OH...if anyone wants an old boat....20 some odd feet......tires/lights on trailer trashed and Exposed part of boat has plants growing in it.... FREE if you haul it away....Includes 2stroke 115hp outboard.... Also includes several 5gal Outboard gas cans if you want them.

 

Located in East Hampton CT.

 

Sorry Mods if this is wrong then delete or move the free boat section. Just trying to help a friend who is moving get rid of this boat. Seeing as his boat got me my MJ for free ! Boat Will also include s 327 Chevy stock 1960's 'vette motor that is currently sitting whole in scrap metal trailer. Also a 1960's Yamaha 250cc bike with blown motor and spare motor in pieces with no title.

 

Just trying to help a friend who gave me a free MJ get rid of some of his old junkers before he moves.

 

PM me for cell number If you are intrested in boat and bike.

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I have 3 jeeps at home right now. Ive had my ZJ for years and it was a great truck until the transmission cracked, but luckily I had been gather parts for years to rebuild it properly. Right now, it is a stripped unibody, but I am hoping to have the new axles in and the V8 swap completed by the end of the month.

 

My ZJ picture album

 

My ZJ is a 96 4.0 Laredo that is being converted to a 5.2 V8 with a Limited interior overhaul(auto climate control, heated power leather 5.9 ZJ seats, rewiring everything Ive ever wired in the interior in the time Ive had it. The engine is freshly rebuilt and nicely modded. Claytons longarms; a waggy 44 front axle with F250 8 lug outers; and a Spider 9 rear axle thats full float, 8 lug, and disc brake. Its getting built properly and should be a very reliable truck.

 

My Comanche was bought in April with the sole purpose of driving around while I built my ZJ, and to haul parts for it, and for my other builds, but once the ZJ is done, all the nice parts that came off of it can go on the MJ. I definitely plan on using the 96 4.0 block to make a stroker. I also just pulled the HP 30 I had just rebuilt maybe 10 miles before my tranny went out. So it will be contributing to the MJs 4wd conversion as well as offering up country springs and a pair of coil spacers. Not to mention I now have 4 sets of steering linkages, 6 unit bearings, several axle shafts, etc, so one of my trucks has to keep the dana 30 :D but that means the MJ gets the 8.8 I had laying around too, but thats for another thread :D

 

My other Jeep project is my 58 Willys Wagon. I have big plans for this one, but for now, I have to finish the ZJ first. I picked this one up in February just before my ZJ started acting up. It came with an AMC 304 V8, but I pulled it out and will be putting in a 5.9 Magnum engine with a carb manifold.

 

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00 TJ Sport, 4.0 auto

 

 

After time and money.

 

 

Rubicon Express superflex kit with 3.5 springs and OME shocks.

33" FC II's on MT classic locks

Best top supertop

Best top tire carrier

2004 Rubi D44's front and rear (not in picture but installed)

2004 Rubi 241OR t-case

Tom Woods rear driveshaft and local custom front shaft from a 2004 Rubi

Superlift speedo calibration unit

Rubicon fender flares

Custom front and rear bumpers and sliders from Ryan's Fab.

 

And almost forgot,

 

Soccer antenna ball for 10+ hp. :D

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It ain't mine, it's my brother's... But it's the jeep that got me into jeeping.

 

What was my stepdad's DD brand new in 97, became my moms DD, which was passed down to my older brother, which has now turned into his toy.

 

 

Was a 4.7 stroker, now in the process of installing the 4.8, AX-15 terminator trans, D30, NP231, advance adapters SYE, Tom woods DS, exploder 8.8 with disks 4.10s, and factory LS. RE 3.5 inch short arm lift, off brand bumpers, KC 130w fogs and spot beams on the bumper, and some rediculously expensive Warn lights on the A pillars (only paid $50 :brows: ) Crager chrome 15x8 steelies, 33x12.5 Maxxis MTs (for now, 35s are in the works)

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Hey Kelly, was that picture of your brothers TJ taken at Tuttle?

 

Ha, yeah it was... That was last year right before his D30, t case, and engine blew up simultaneously.

That is one feat only my brother could pull off

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My MJ's are my project Jeeps and are either always under the knife or are being used for farm work duty. I own an '01 XJ Sport that some guy was going to send to the junkyard for scrap value because it had a spun rod bearing. I offered him a little over scrap value and "upgraded" the engine with a pre-0331 cylinder head casting motor from a JY. It has been my reliable DD for the past year.

 

 

 

I also picked up a '91 YJ w/4.0L and an AX-15. I'm not quite sure what I'm going to do with it. The only 'mods' it has are 31" tires and a new Bestop Supertop Sunrider. I think I may do a mild lift, finish the bodywork, and put it up for sale.

 

 

1998 XJ w/4.0L, AW4, NP231, and 8.25 rear. Picked it up relatively cheap because it didn't run and came with a salvage title - needed a new fuel pump and ECM. Only has 74k miles and the interior is in excellent condition. The body is in great condition with the exception of the fading black fender trim and some dings/dents near the bottom of the drivers door. Current plans are to use it as a donor for my '88 MJ SportTruck, but am having second thoughts. Currently sits in my barn looking sad.

 

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