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Post by kingcopperhead on Nov 17, 2015 12:16:24 GMT
Here's my 14 JK Willy's Wheeler. Mopar Stage 3 lift Fox 2.0 resi shocks ATX Mojave Wheels 35" Kumho KL 71 tires Dana 44 Front Axle, Rubicon E-Locker Off Road Evolution C gussets, Front and Rear LCA skids. Poison Spyder Bombshell Diff covers front and rear. Off Road Evolution Drag link flip. Off Road Evolution Rock Sliders and Rocker Skins. Poison Spyder Brawler Lite front bumper. Engo E9000 Winch, synthetic line. sPod switch panel. 4.88 Gears Cobra 75 CB Off Road Evolution rear frame shackle tabs with aluminum Fascia (going on this week) It's a work in progress. I'm learning as I go along, and having a blast. I daily drive this and wheel it as hard as I reasonably can.
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Post by sinistersnake on Nov 17, 2015 13:41:51 GMT
Love it!
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cuzinjay
Now we're getting started!
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Post by cuzinjay on Nov 17, 2015 22:55:09 GMT
One of the sharper rig of the bunch. No Kermit but still sharp
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Post by kingcopperhead on Nov 17, 2015 23:11:07 GMT
One of the sharper rig of the bunch. No Kermit but still sharp Few more trips to your farm and it might catch up in the beauty department! Kermit has me wanting a yota someday.
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Post by kingcopperhead on Nov 18, 2015 2:13:08 GMT
Just did some touch up on the shackle mounts, got all the nuts and bolts cleaned up. (Including Fred's)
Parts for the fascia and CB should be here tomorrow. Tested the shackle mounts in the frame rails today and everything lines up. Providing I can get those pain in the ass nuts in the cross member to thread without much difficulty it should be an incredibly easy install.
Beyond that, my expendable funds are greatly diminished at the time being due to a job change, but the eventual plan for this Jeep is to continue to strengthen the drive train, and get a little bit more armor on it. By mid summer I'd like to be able to go to the farm without worrying too much about damage.
I think a soft top, corner skins, roll cage, chopped factory fenders (which allow them to just break away as I understand it) and chromoly front axle shafts (which will allow me to keep the factory shafts as trail spares) will put me in a really good place. Eventually I think I'd like to truss the front axle as well. This is all going to be very spread out over the next few years.
I'll likely keep the rear limited slip differential over a selectable locker because as a DD, in the winter time, the current set up really hooks up well in the snow and Ice.
Overall, I'm really happy with the way this Jeep has worked for me over the past couple of years. While I sometimes have to back away from certain obstacles or trails because I have to drive it home, that's just me playing it safe.
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