The Evolution of a TJ6

[squint]

I absolutely love this and it is tastefully done as well with a modest lift/tire combo. Bravo!

 

[Bushwacker Inc.]

That's some serious work—looks great.

- Andy

 

[bfr]

Nice work! The inner wheel houses are the Unlimited pieces? That's a lot of work to separate it all

Yes, I used a spot weld cutter to separate 150 or so spot welds.

Early in the tub reassembly process

 

[dstock]

Wow, very impressive!!!!

 

[bfr]

Thanks.
I pulled my Homebrew trailer for the first time post regear and suspension upgrade and I am very pleased with how it performed on curvy mountain roads with a lot of elevation changes. I am beyond pleased with how it handled the miles of Forest service roads I took it down. I would not consider this off road, but the way it handled the washboard and other road conditions that would have been jarring before was just awesome.

 

[bfr]

 

[PCO6]

Always liked the LJ's. The bfrJ looks even better!

 

[jeepn0811]

This is by far my favorite Jeep. Attention to detail is amazing.

 

[bfr]

 

[EugeneTheTJ]

What pre-cleaner cap are you running?

 

[MOguy]

Do you have a write up on how you did your air intake?

 

[Lucky j]

Do you have a write up on how you did your air intake?

Also interested in the pre-cleanner set-up. I have begin to purchase the parts to do something just like that on my LJ, but I have not got to do any drilling yet!

 

[Lucky j]

Also interested in the pre-cleanner set-up. I have begin to purchase the parts to do something just like that on my LJ, but I have not got to do any drilling yet!

Ok, got it, should have check your link first!

Thank you.

Nice built by the way!

I will also look in that trailer!

 

[Jeeper4life]

Wow, great job man! Wish I had fab skills like that!

 

[bfr]

What pre-cleaner cap are you running?

It is a Donaldson, part number H001249. I had the hold down stud cut and rethreaded so that I can run it with or without the sediment bowl.