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I read 7 pages of a build with no pictures of said TJ that is being built :cry: Fail on my part!!!

In all honestly I really was hoping you were going the LJ route, but I understand going back with a TJ as well. Reading this entire thread makes me wonder how my TJ will perform at Moab with a completely stock suspension :oops:
 
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I read 7 pages of a build with no pictures of said TJ that is being built :cry:

In all honestly I really was hoping you were going the LJ route, but I understand going back with a TJ as well. Reading this entire thread makes me wonder how my TJ will perform at Moab with a completely stock suspension :oops:
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This TJ and the one you sold me are like twins!

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TrailReady does. Although if you're going with a heavier beadlock I'd lean toward 17" rims to allow for more brake options.

Pretty much twins! I actually really like those wheels you put on there to be honest. What are they?

The more research I do, the more that 17" beadlocks is sounding like a better option, I agree.
 
Pretty much twins! I actually really like those wheels you put on there to be honest. What are they?

The more research I do, the more that 17" beadlocks is sounding like a better option, I agree.
They definitely are if you will ever want to consider 37’s
 
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That figures LOL, I just updated my post! Good looking TJ @Chris those high fenders look amazing!

I agree, I really like the highline fenders. Not just from an aesthetic point of view, but functional as well.

I'll have to do some measuring, but when I outboard this one (which is one of the first things I am doing), I'm thinking I may be able to fit 12" travel shocks front and rear.

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but given the highline fenders, 6" of lift, etc., that's my best guess until I take measurements.
 
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Right? Did you see the community center in the neighborhood with the friggin' water park in it?

Up here that would cost well over a million.
It would cost a few here in SD
 
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Pretty much twins! I actually really like those wheels you put on there to be honest. What are they?

The more research I do, the more that 17" beadlocks is sounding like a better option, I agree.

They're just the cheapo $97 Procomp rims 1069-7985. The idea was that if they get damaged it'd be cheap to replace just 1. And they look pretty good.

Are you thinking you'll do the Magnum SC? It'd be cool hearing how it compares seat of the pants to the BoostedTech.
 
They're just the cheapo $97 Procomp rims 1069-7985. The idea was that if they get damaged it'd be cheap to replace just 1. And they look pretty good.

Are you thinking you'll do the Magnum SC? It'd be cool hearing how it compares seat of the pants to the BoostedTech.

Gotcha. They actually don't look bad, and your logic makes sense. Way cheaper to replace than Pintlers, that's for sure!

I'm debating between the Magnum SC and a 5.7 Hemi using this kit:

https://redrock4wd.com/tjlj-stage-3-hemi-box-kit-auto
The latter is obviously way more expensive, but I'm not in a hurry ;)
 
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