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He put a new 4.0 in 50 miles ago, so I may stick with it for a while.
These are first on the list:
https://americanracingheaders.com/collections/jeep/products/jeep-1998-2006-tj-4-0l-long-system
Only because it's Nth Degree which has a very good history
In fact, Dave Kishpaugh (MUDB8) has stated on a number of times how he really loves the Nth Degree system.
According to Jerry long arms have a very good history of hanging up on rocks lol. I foresee a mid arm in your future.Only because it's Nth Degree which has a very good history
In fact, Dave Kishpaugh (MUDB8) has stated on a number of times how he really loves the Nth Degree system.
Well, the madness has officially begun
What's the saying?
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
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If you do any future savvy work, don’t forget to use their coupon codes to save 5%-8%. Of course, supporting quality parts is worth it as the TJ is getting long in the tooth
It looks like a good head start.
If you head toward Genright Highlines I would be interested in the take off fenders and flares.
If you head toward Genright Highlines I would be interested in the take off fenders and flares.
Have a look under the a vehicle with the Nth, it's about as flat as can be.
@Daryl, got any photos of yours to show him how flat it is?
What is their coupon code? I didn't know about it, but at least I'm supporting Savvy
It looks like a good head start.
If you head toward Genright Highlines I would be interested in the take off fenders and flares.
I'll let you know. No idea what to ask, but a set of GenRight highline fenders is $1800 for front and rear, so it would be around that price I'm thinking.
Heh, that's why I'm thinking GenRight highline fenders. The cost of the AEV highline fenders would pay for them and I wouldn't be out any money, so I think it's a win-win.
Not red, I know. The price is what sold me. For just under 20k, there's a lot of expensive parts here.
Damn, that would have saved some money.
Oh well, at least I know it's going to a good cause
Keep that code for future purchases.Damn, that would have saved some money.
Oh well, at least I know it's going to a good cause
Keep that code for future purchases.
Will do!
Oh, and here's a belly shot of the Nth Degree setup:
Chris if you need any spare Nth Degree parts I have a few.....
In this picture I have the Nth Degree longarm system installed.
In this picture I have the Nth Degree longarm system installed.
That looks like damn good foundation to build from! Pretty close to the best of both you wanted.
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