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Now I really have no excuse not to do the PSC install. The 97-02 steering shaft gets here Friday 
Picking up where I left off
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Where’d you order from?Now I really have no excuse not to do the PSC install. The 97-02 steering shaft gets here Friday
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C0Y6LZG/?tag=wranglerorg-20
Wasn't cheap, but it's brand new, and it makes for an easier install as oppose to modifying your 03-06 steering shaft.
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I don't know what all is required to modify on the 03-06 shaft, I just know that Blaine told me on the PSC install he does, he uses the 97-02 lower shafts. You can also get a used one for less than $100, but I would rather just get a new one so it doesn't need to be messed with or replaced for a long time to come.
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To my knowledge, no, I am not making contact. @starkey480 would have pointed it out I'm sure during our wheeling trips. Also, from watching all the videos that have been taken when we are wheeling, I don't see any issues with the tires contacting the fenders.
I also have to assume that Vegas 4x4 (who built the rig) knew what they were doing when they set it up. I'll obviously go through and cycle the suspension in-depth when I install the outboard shocks.
With the use of the genright inners, does this create more room behind the front tires?
Assuming it comes in aluminum, I would first place it on the hood and see how it contrast with the rest of the jeep. If it didn't tie in with the raw aluminum skid / control arms then I would paint match it.
I don't have any intention of adding louvers though at this moment. I'd rather highline and at that point I'd be looking hard at the GR composite hood.
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I'll take out the grinder now and start the cuts for the frame strech right now.So in other words, you'll be going to 37s soon?
I have many years of wheeling before my abilities get close to the jeeps current capability.
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The battery isn't affected, it remains in the factory location.
And at that point I hope your sanity and common sense have you building a rock buggy instead
I can't drive a rock buggy on the road in CAThe battery isn't affected, it remains in the factory location.
And at that point I hope your sanity and common sense have you building a rock buggy instead
A tube chassis TJ though
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I can't drive a rock buggy on the road in CA
A tube chassis TJ though
That's right, I keep thinking it's Arizona. I can drive a KOH Ultra 4 race rig on the streets here
The temptation is definitely there, I'll say that much.
If I had the money I'd probably just go buy this:
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/603704223621830/
I know for a fact genright and poison spyder do not properly relocate the battery. They rely on the firewall only to support the battery. Which leads to....
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