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Those are the Bilstein 5100 shocks meant for a 3" lift (I for some reason misread and though you had a 2" lift). Those ones will be slightly longer, but that's easily fixed with just a bit of bump stop extension. You could get the ones I mentioned previously, but those will be a little to short...

Hello All, I drive an '05 with a 2.5" lift. I am looking to replace the front and rear shocks. I found the correct size for the rear, but I can not for the front. Can I just pick the front shocks for 0-2" lift, or the 3"-4.5" lift? Advice is appreciated! Thanks! Keep Calm & TJ on.

I installed some Polk speakers. The sound really good! Here's the link: https://www.crutchfield.com/p_107DXI461/Polk-Audio-DXi461.html?tp=100

38s! Haha

Giddy up! Haha

Just installed some new wagon wheels! Ready to hit the trails! ;)

Ha! It looks like the roof on the building behind is on the Jeep.:D

I replaced my blown factory sub with this: https://www.quadratec.com/products/14133_1001.htm , it's definitely not the best, but it really sounds better than the BLOWN sub! It was easy to install, and works with the built-in amp.

I tried some new head units, but they didn't work with the amp and sub built into the center console. I installed the head unit I received from 1FactoryRadio and everything works great. This option really worked well for me. I paid $115 for the head unit and am sending the one I replaced back...

No problem, I just got off the phone with them. They had excellent customer service and I placed an order. Thanks for the info!

I was looking all over for 1 Formula Radio 2, found it... http://www.1factoryradio.com/, this may be the way I go. Thanks!

Hello All, I recently replaced all the speakers in my '05 TJ, including the sub-woofer in the center console. When I changed out the head unit with a new Polk receiver it was not working with the sub-woofer. I contacted Crutchfield and they suggested a JVC unit, when I received the JVC I had...

The u-joints were okay, it is the drive shaft. I am having trouble finding a front drive shaft for my automatic 2005 Wrangler Sport. All the ones I can find are for Rubicons or manual transmissions. Any suggestions?

They didn't say, so I'll take it in for a more in depth look. Thanks!

Well, sad to say, but that wobble is back along with some loud squeaking. I took my Jeep to the local shop and they said it was the driveshaft. They said the sound was coming from the rear driveshaft. I was wondering, should I replace the rear only, or just replace both front and rear? Maybe...

A fast back top would look simply amaze, if you go with black.

Same, your TJ looks great.

I have a 2.5" lift on mine and it looks similar to your Jeep's stance.

I asked him what he was thinking and called him a city boy, he didn't like that, but could say anything! Haha. I had to pull him out by his rear rim, probably messed up something. Hope he learned from it!:rolleyes:

Yeah, when I sprayed off the Jeep I guess I didn't spray the top back part of the rim. It was some nasty clay, so that caused that wicked shimmy! Here's the car I pulled out, those ruts were DEEP! Crazy car driver!