206WJ
Observer
They are out for sale now!! Not cheap by any means, but well worth it. I don't like having a high rig, but have 33's and under 4" of lift.
'02 WJ.. Some stuff done, lots to come!
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They are out for sale now!! Not cheap by any means, but well worth it. I don't like having a high rig, but have 33's and under 4" of lift.
206WJ
Observer
How was the install? Looks great on your truck. Makes me want another WJ
Wasn't too bad. Took a bit, but the second side was much quicker. More cutting than thought.
New pic.
mustangwarrior
Adventurer
nice looking wj!
and not to hijack your thread, but 4wd.com has the flares right now for $425 shipped, use coupon code ju4wddis1 and get them for $400, for some reason its cheaper to order the front and back pairs separate then to order the whole set, just ordered mine last night, and they have a youtube video somewhere on how to install them if anyone wants to know
and not to hijack your thread, but 4wd.com has the flares right now for $425 shipped, use coupon code ju4wddis1 and get them for $400, for some reason its cheaper to order the front and back pairs separate then to order the whole set, just ordered mine last night, and they have a youtube video somewhere on how to install them if anyone wants to know
TrailRidden
Observer
Those bumpers are beastly! Love the look. :beer:
206WJ
Observer
Thanks!
So, the bad news.... Working on the jeep with a jack stand on a wood block; the wood broke and jeep fell. My thumb was inside a spring at the time.
The good news is that they were able to "re-plant" my thumb. It was hanging on by a flap of skin.
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mustangwarrior
Adventurer
man that is brutal, are you gonna have full function of it?
206WJ
Observer
Thanks for the concern guys!
It's looking as good as can be. I have a little feeling in it, and should be getting the pins removed in about a month. They say it will work normal, but we will see.
The worst part of the whole thing is that I now have a ton of free time, and a HUGE pile of parts to install, but cant work on anything.
It's looking as good as can be. I have a little feeling in it, and should be getting the pins removed in about a month. They say it will work normal, but we will see.
The worst part of the whole thing is that I now have a ton of free time, and a HUGE pile of parts to install, but cant work on anything.
206WJ
Observer
Yay!!
I got my LA'S in! I'm like a lil kid. It did fight me a bit, and I had to do some things I didn't expect.
They are;
Remove washer bottle for clearance. Apparently this is common.
Trim my front ARB bumper a bit.
Slide the whole axle foreword about 3". I have a new x-member coming to move it back to stock ish.
The exciting part is that this is on 33's. If I move the rear axle back a bit I think I can do 35's.
I got my LA'S in! I'm like a lil kid. It did fight me a bit, and I had to do some things I didn't expect.
They are;
Remove washer bottle for clearance. Apparently this is common.
Trim my front ARB bumper a bit.
Slide the whole axle foreword about 3". I have a new x-member coming to move it back to stock ish.
The exciting part is that this is on 33's. If I move the rear axle back a bit I think I can do 35's.
JChatary
Outdoor Daydreamer
Wow! Looking great! The Bushwackers are on my wishlist! All I really need to complete my "needs" list is a set of lower control arms for the front, and an alignment...hopefully to help the insane death wobble I'm dealing with...
I can't wait to move on from the "needs" list to the "wants" list!
I can't wait to move on from the "needs" list to the "wants" list!
mustangwarrior
Adventurer
looks good man, should be getting my bushwackers put on in the next week or so