His bumpstop is his oil pan, duh!Hell yeah, this is what we call a LCoG build. What is that, maybe 2" of up-travel at most? You know, because the heavily biased down-travel is so much more effective when off-roading
No bump stop either I see.
They’re not upside down?- Way to put the bumpstops above the cup.
- Can we hang our CA’s down any lower?
- Let’s not get the sway bar at least level
- Put our Fox shocks upside down
- Drop the TCase unnecessarily on a Rubicon because we’re so cheap we can’t buy or lengthen a Driveshaft
- Pumpkins are orange ya dumb ass
- More shocks upside down
Oh it get’s better!I’m with @boogieman this is like a bad episode that is “to be continued”...
Can’t be LCoG on 6” springs, sorryHell yeah, this is what we call a LCoG build. What is that, maybe 2" of up-travel at most? You know, because the heavily biased down-travel is so much more effective when off-roading
No bump stop either I see.
I must have screwed up on mine, too.They’re not upside down?
I’ve never seen those installed the other way around and they come with the bushings to be installed body up.
Ya know what they say, “different strokes for different folks!” Definitely not for me, but I try to embrace that every Jeep owner is entitled to build it how it makes them happy. But why ruin such an iconic grill
I call it a Stephen King editionThis is like a book that gets worse, the more you read it!