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Pretty damn close. You got a nice rack and a tattoo on the lower door. But other than that same tang….
Nice looking ride!Added some KC Flex Era 4s this morning. Super easy install.
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Morning drive to the local OHV listening to podcasts drinking coffee.
New Shoes.
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Last weekend we did half the Mojave Road twice (first was a scout run for a large group we helped with) including a higher speed run than we would have normally done. Bronco handled with ease, better than our 4 door JL Rubicon did two years ago.
In other news, the wife wants to go to 35s now.
In other news, the wife wants to go to 35s now.
How are your rock sliders working out? They're the ones from Metaltech, right?Last weekend we did half the Mojave Road twice (first was a scout run for a large group we helped with) including a higher speed run than we would have normally done. Bronco handled with ease, better than our 4 door JL Rubicon did two years ago.
In other news, the wife wants to go to 35s now.
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nice rig , AT or MT ?? , if you have 2.3 with 3.73 Diff I would not go over 35's . it will handle it but lots of un needed strain on motor and Diff plus trans.2 Door Team what is up! I got my 2 door, iconic base baby about 2 months ago. I went for a base for the 2 most apparent reasons of availability and being able to change it to my liking. I have finally saved up enough to start some upgrades. Starting with the rims and tires. I am looking for any help/input I can get on what would be the best option for me. Has anyone added 37s to their 2-door base, if so what kind? Lift needed or not? I love the Sasquatch all-black rims so I am looking for something like that. I am just worried since I do have the 4 cylinders if I would need to do any additional mods.
I am open to any and all recommendations, really want to get all black rims asap.
JMHO , YMMV
I got my 2D BB 2.3 with the 4.27 Diff. and went with 33's and has the perfect stance for me and no noticeable strain on motor , with that 4.27 it will flat out move .
Today’s addition was hanging a Lange ceiling hoist. Now my top top removal to rolling out the door is less than 10 min.
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How was the install process? What if your not the best handyman?Today’s addition was hanging a Lange ceiling hoist. Now my top top removal to rolling out the door is less than 10 min.
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I installed mine...no handyman needed! <grin>
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I agree!
Wasn't difficult. Instructions are pretty clear on how to mount to wall or ceiling, and proper spacing on the pulleys. Will need a stud finder if garage walls are drywalled like mine. Now, I just back under the lift, raise the top and drive off.
My install was pretty easy because I have a lifetime of power tools available to use. My top is unbolted in less than 2 minutes.
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