@toximus, can you let me know that hole size in those GR BL brackets, plz. i have a whole stack of blanks i need to put a hole in and form.
Same as stock if you have one to measure?
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yah, i have several attached to the rig. i could go shovel a hole in the snow and pull 1. from your previous post, i thought you might have some awaiting install that might be close at hand.
If you get very enthusiastic, you can do this. Look at the height of the filler neck.
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Just for clarification. Maybe I’m reading into it too much. Are we referring to a “wheelbase stretch” or are you really referring to cutting and stretching a frame?
***EDIT*** just re-read your first post. Yes you are talking about a frame stretch. Too keep it in laymen’s term, because that’s what I am, that seems like a lot of work, tedious work, and expensive if not doing it yourself.
And, as you can tell, there is a heavy Savvy bias here. Not saying that’s a bad thing, but there are other suspensions out there that work.
Many people on this side of the country, and all over really, run Clayton suspensions and are very happy with the quality, geometry and operation.
To show how impressive this is, here is a normally raised Savvy skid, which is already 1.75" higher than stock.
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It looks like Blaine stuffed that tank another 3" by raising the floor of the tub!
Know this is a old thread but can you stretch a 2000 tj to the wheel base of a lj and would a 2004 hard top be put on without mods?
yes the top would bolt up+
Know this is a old thread but can you stretch a 2000 tj to the wheel base of a lj and would a 2004 hard top be put on without mods?
Know this is a old thread but can you stretch a 2000 tj to the wheel base of a lj and would a 2004 hard top be put on without mods?
Do you by chance mean doing a TJ-6 stretch and then using a hard top from 2004 LJ?
If that is the case, then yes - with a good bit of work (where is that understatement emoji?)
Here are some visuals explanations although slightly less technical.