Looks great….Twins, got mine done last week, but you’re ahead of me on the lift and tires.
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I don’t have a link but I will take a picture of it when I get to work tomorrow
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Lookin' good. I'm following your build as well. So many things to do with these old TJs.
Saw that. Ps I think we’ve got similar Jeeps and family situations “The stars aligned yesterday. I had the day off thanks to the brave American's who defend our great country (working for a bank has its perks), but the kids still had school and the wife still had work” every day I take the kids to school then figure how many hours the wife will be out of the house so I can “take a work call from the driveway” hit me up if you ever make it to Atlanta.
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Ha! Yep, I find myself wandering out to the garage on work calls all the time. Same to you if you're ever up in DFW.
Here are those sockets from Eastwood.
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-damaged-lug-nut-removal.html
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-damaged-lug-nut-removal.html
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Lift parts have arrived. I bit the bullet and ordered a complete set of Savvy arms. I'm undecided about painting them. I'm also unsure if they need to be coated with anything if they are not painted.
I'm planning to install the arms first, probably next week, then lift it after Thanksgiving. A driveshaft and potentially an adjustable rear TB will come after the install. Oh, and I still need brake lines.
I'm planning to install the arms first, probably next week, then lift it after Thanksgiving. A driveshaft and potentially an adjustable rear TB will come after the install. Oh, and I still need brake lines.
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I see this CJ all the time at the local grocery. This thing is so clean. Also, topless in mid-November is very Texas. 
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Glad to of been some help. Glad you got them off. I know how frustrating that can be.
Happy to help I got lucky and found those sockets it the toolbox at work when I was trying to get the wheel locks off my Jeep.
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A 3-hour, forced software update at work gave me time to think today. I was tired of draping my soft windows over various objects in the garage so I mocked up window hanger from a scrap piece of wood, some Velcro and paracord. One window on each side. Now they are up and out of the way. $0 solution.
Velcro! I've been trying to figure out how to hang my windows for years. Brilliant!A 3-hour, forced software update at work gave me time to think today. I was tired of draping my soft windows over various objects in the garage so I mocked up window hanger from a scrap piece of wood, some Velcro and paracord. One window on each side. Now they are up and out of the way. $0 solution.
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That’s brilliant, if I ever move into a house again. I’ll be looking at replication of thisA 3-hour, forced software update at work gave me time to think today. I was tired of draping my soft windows over various objects in the garage so I mocked up window hanger from a scrap piece of wood, some Velcro and paracord. One window on each side. Now they are up and out of the way. $0 solution.
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