Rig looks great, but just curious: why highline the front but not the rear?
Honestly... I have plenty of clearance... and I wasn't sure how the rear would look like that... and... simply I like how it looks
Rig looks great, but just curious: why highline the front but not the rear?
I made a quick snippet of pics and vids.
Drove it from Arkansas to Silverton CO, wheeled Blackbear, and some others there in CO including Poughkeepsie Gulch, then to Salt Lake City UT, then to Lake Tahoe CA. Wheeled the Rubicon, then Fordyce, and finally Barret Lake.
The Jeep is amazing. Far more capable than I am for sure. Made it through first 4 winch hills no problem... had a slight mishap on #5... Set it back on it's wheels and drove 3 hours to the other side of the mountain to wheel Barret Lake.
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A little bit of difference between the stock JL Shock configuration and what I was able to do. Just a touch more clearance.
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A little bit of difference between the stock JL Shock configuration and what I was able to do. Just a touch more clearance.
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Maybe this is something everyone else knew... I didn't.
False caster measurement & Fix:
Problem - When I set my caster I set my digital angle finder on top of the ball joint, and pointed the side laser to the same "spot" on the rear axle because I noticed as I turned it, the angle changed.
As you turned with the axle on jack stands? Or with tires on ground?
As I rotated the angle finder.