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LT-J Dos... Nope.

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Finally!







Boatside it!
 
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This one is being built to see Colorado and without the use of a trailer. I am going to build it to be comfortable on longer highway drives but still very capable once we leave the pavement. L-TJ was very capable off-road but on road was lacking.
So the build plan is pretty basic. It revolves around the use of 32-33" tires which makes things easy, even more so starting with a Rubicon.
I have already removed the BB and the BL & MML are coming out next. Suspension will be 0-1" lift in the rear and 2-3" in the front. Nothing fancy, just dialed in to work well on both highway and off-road.
Fuel tank skid, AEV/Nth transfer case - trans and oil pan skids, HD steering and diff covers.
Basic stuff, I cant wait to get it started though. :cool:

Oh yeah, and of course BOATSIDES!
 
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I am going to build it to be comfortable on longer highway drives but still very capable once we leave the pavement.
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So the build plan is pretty basic. It revolves around the use of 32-33" tires which makes things easy, even more so starting with a Rubicon.
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Nothing fancy, just dialed in to work well on both highway and off-road.
hmmm....33s, basic, low lift, highway/off-road mix, sounds familiar :D Can't wait to see what you get worked up!

I notice you went with a 6-speed this time :rofl: Let me know if you need help wrenching. Would be good to chat again. :cheers:

We definitely need to hit the trails this year....should be an early season with how little snow is up there.
 
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I used TJ LD OME's in the rear of L-TJ and TereFlex 3" in the front. That combo worked perfect with no BL and 37's. That is the set-up that I was running when I sold it and by far the best out of the NINE different combos that I tried. I also plan on trying that set-up on The Rubicon when that time comes.
This Jeep has reminded me of what I really love about TJ's. They are just fun to drive and I need a rig that is FUN (not just tolerable) to drive on the street.

Sean,

Good to see you around with a new Rubi. You need anything at all let me know. Life looks like it has taken a turn for the better.

Gerald
Turn for the better is a good way of putting it.;) I had a "bad taste", so to speak, about the whole "Jeep thing" for a while but that has passed. I just needed to get away from it all for a while.
Though this build will be minimal, I do plan on using parts that you just happen to produce and that just happen to be engineered by one of the best in the business, Mr. B... I will be in touch, Thanks Gerald.
 
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Man, I dont even remember my jeep being that clean. Nice Sean.
 
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