Can anyone run down the differences between the 2000+ AEV 112s and the Jeep 2004-2006 LJs? I found a thread where they were mentioned, but not a ton of details, so forgive me if I missed something.
The rear overhang is different.
The AEV 11s also mostly had the highline, I think. Might want to check that, not 100% sure.
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Looks like AEV did a nicer job on the longer hardtop design than Jeep did.
The rear overhang is different.
The AEV 11s also mostly had the highline, I think. Might want to check that, not 100% sure.
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Look closely
Looks like AEV did a nicer job on the longer hardtop design than Jeep did.
The filler neck is of course visible , but does it go down to a 3 gallon tank to mount behind the axle?
Also .. this is how it looked under the glass apparently. Your comment just kindled my memory,
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The filler neck is of course visible , but does it go down to a 3 gallon tank to mount behind the axle?
I wonder if that vertical support was needed after the glass was installed.
The rear is not much different than the standard TJ. The factory gas tank is very likely where it normally is.
Can anyone run down the differences between the 2000+ AEV 112s and the Jeep 2004-2006 LJs? I found a thread where they were mentioned, but not a ton of details, so forgive me if I missed something.
It is similar what is there in the TJ. Below is a screenshot from the AEV forum. Jeep in photo is a AEV 112.
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I would love to see a photo taken from the bottom showing the tank and rear end ! Thanks for this photo though !
The gas tank skid is almost certainly from Savvy. If so, the rear frame from the upper shock mounts to the bumper should look about like the rest of ours do.
The gas tank skid is almost certainly from Savvy. If so, the rear frame from the upper shock mounts to the bumper should look about like the rest of ours do.
The OP in that post says Genright skid (see the text in the photo) but is very likely wrong. It is a Savvy skid.