My JL build.

[MntGoat]

Lol, follow my new build...this will be a crazy ride,, I guarantee that.

Let me know how they work out. I need a set of fronts for my JT as I prep to put 37s on it.

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[XJfanatic]

A few small things over the last week.

First, trimmed the inner fenders to use the JKS sway bar disconnect brackets.

Next, I took advantage of Rock Auto’s close out deal on the Rancho RS7000MTs. I ordered the 3.5 front shocks ($38 a pop), and the 2” rears ($18 a pop). These ended up being the same length as JT Rubicon Fox shocks with 2” extensions I’ve been running for a few years.

 

[XJfanatic]

Well I’ve been meaning to install some lights for a while. Finally got motivated as we have a night wheelin’ run tomorrow. Rock shock 12” light bar, 3” side shooters, and some rock lights. All controlled by a 8 gang RGB controller, it’s the same as a mictuning, just half the price on eBay.

I’m happy with how clean everything turned out.

I’ll have to grab some pics tonight when I go aim everything.

 

[XJfanatic]

Some night time pics

headlights

Spots

Light bar

Everything

rock light

 

[XJfanatic]

Some pics from the trackways. Love the setup to this day.

 

[XJfanatic]

A few more

 

[XJfanatic]

Well, continue to be impressed with this Jeep. You don’t need to spend big money or have a Rubicon to wheel or in my case wheel hard. All in, with the used springs, mopar front LCAs, eBay disconnects, and clearance Rancho shocks I’m at right around $400. The front end couldn’t stuff any further without, and droops enough I could justify an aftermarket front shaft. The Jeep never feels tipsy, rides great going 25-30 down dirt roads, and just performs.

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