Just an average new member from Alberta, Canada

[ShaleLJKevin]

Thanks for having me. I’ve own a TJ for 8 years and a LJ for 1. whenever I had a question regarding my TJ/LJ, I would find myself digging into the posts on this forum. after Many of year of just reading post, I finally decided I wanted to be apart of some.

Both jeeps I’ve owned, have been built from stock form up. First Jeep I owned was a 2000 Silver TJ sport 4.0L auto I bought back in 2012 and my second Jeep is a 2004 Shale Green Metallic TJ Unlimited (LJ) Sport 4.0L auto I bought in January 2019. soon it’s going to be just the LJ, cause I’m selling the TJ.

I’ve been on trails around Alberta and a bit in British Columbia, Canada, and planning on doing many more trails in other provinces here in Canada, along with many trails down in the US ( maybe with some of you fellow members)

 

[Tomcat]

Welcome from your neighbor in Washington.

 

[ShaleLJKevin]

Thanks tomcat.

 

[Chris]

Welcome to the forum, you're definitely in the right place.

Love the photos, especially that shale LJ!

 

[OHFIVETJ]

Welcome to the group from the Island of Long, My name is Johnny & i'm a JEEPAHOLIC

 

[lowranger]

Welcome aboard! Looks like some good hunting country up there.

 

[Gregg1LE]

Very nice TJ and LJ. Welcome from Texas !

 

[DETOUR]

Thanks for having me. I’ve own a TJ for 8 years and a LJ for 1. whenever I had a question regarding my TJ/LJ, I would find myself digging into the posts on this forum. after Many of year of just reading post, I finally decided I wanted to be apart of some.

Both jeeps I’ve owned, have been built from stock form up. First Jeep I owned was a 2000 Silver TJ sport 4.0L auto I bought back in 2012 and my second Jeep is a 2004 Shale Green Metallic TJ Unlimited (LJ) Sport 4.0L auto I bought in January 2019. soon it’s going to be just the LJ, cause I’m selling the TJ.

I’ve been on trails around Alberta and a bit in British Columbia, Canada, and planning on doing many more trails in other provinces here in Canada, along with many trails down in the US ( maybe with some of you fellow members)

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Hi Neighbour !
Welcome to the family
Greetings from Dawson Creek
( Mile Zero Alaska Hwy )

 

[DETOUR]

Thanks for having me. I’ve own a TJ for 8 years and a LJ for 1. whenever I had a question regarding my TJ/LJ, I would find myself digging into the posts on this forum. after Many of year of just reading post, I finally decided I wanted to be apart of some.

Both jeeps I’ve owned, have been built from stock form up. First Jeep I owned was a 2000 Silver TJ sport 4.0L auto I bought back in 2012 and my second Jeep is a 2004 Shale Green Metallic TJ Unlimited (LJ) Sport 4.0L auto I bought in January 2019. soon it’s going to be just the LJ, cause I’m selling the TJ.

I’ve been on trails around Alberta and a bit in British Columbia, Canada, and planning on doing many more trails in other provinces here in Canada, along with many trails down in the US ( maybe with some of you fellow members)

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I reeeealy like the looks of the “ cloaks”
How about driving in the rain , don’t you get extreme spray on your windshield on long highway Commutes ?
The reason why I’m asking is because I went tru excessive amount of windshield washer fluid on a 5 hour highway trip with my LJ on 33s and 5.5” lift
It was an annoying experience

whinewhine



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[billiebob]

Must admit, LJs look great lifted with bigger tires.

 

[ShaleLJKevin]

I reeeealy like the looks of the “ cloaks”
How about driving in the rain , don’t you get extreme spray on your windshield on long highway Commutes ?
The reason why I’m asking is because I went tru excessive amount of windshield washer fluid on a 5 hour highway trip with my LJ on 33s and 5.5” lift
It was an annoying experience

whinewhine



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On my TJ with 6” flares, I get a fair bit a spray from the wheels in wet condition, but with the 8” wide flares on the LJ, I hardly notice it at all.

 

[ShaleLJKevin]

Must admit, LJs look great lifted with bigger tires.

I agree. Plan is to install this HP Dana 30 I trussed, sleeves, gusseted and put the 35s from my TJ onto the LJ.

 

[DETOUR]

Thanks for having me. I’ve own a TJ for 8 years and a LJ for 1. whenever I had a question regarding my TJ/LJ, I would find myself digging into the posts on this forum. after Many of year of just reading post, I finally decided I wanted to be apart of some.

Both jeeps I’ve owned, have been built from stock form up. First Jeep I owned was a 2000 Silver TJ sport 4.0L auto I bought back in 2012 and my second Jeep is a 2004 Shale Green Metallic TJ Unlimited (LJ) Sport 4.0L auto I bought in January 2019. soon it’s going to be just the LJ, cause I’m selling the TJ.

I’ve been on trails around Alberta and a bit in British Columbia, Canada, and planning on doing many more trails in other provinces here in Canada, along with many trails down in the US ( maybe with some of you fellow members)

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Kevin
I just read up on how you got the LJ
Aaaaawesome !

enjoy
And remember :

“going the xtra mile - it’s never crowded”.

DETOUR

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[OHFIVETJ]

O.M.G ..............
Building a jeep ? or a M1 - Abrams ???