[Rubi22]

seen in quadratec for about 2k. wondering if anyone has pics, other than the ones i've found online. was it worth it? seems kind of... weird, you know? they say with a 3" suspension lift you can run 37's.

[McRoberts]

The AEV Highline kit is new in the market. The only decent pics I could find were on AEV's website. Id recommend fabbing your own if you're interested in them. Theres a few guys on here that have done it and they look about the same as the AEV, but for a lot cheaper.

[Rubi22]

yea i think 2k is a little much for some replacement parts that you can just sawzall off ...but then again what to i know.

[JeepRocks86]

I don't see the need for their kit. Now if they made it with Tube fenders, that would be even better. You don't need their kit to run 37s...

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/3-lift-37-krawlers-385580/

I would really like to have a high hood and tube fenders.

[powerwagon67]

They had a group buy on ROF. And several installs. http://www.******************.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=43871

[jonwood]

Im just waiting for them to sell the parts seprate, I want the rear flares

[smurison14]

yea the rear flares would be sick to have, the front hi line kit could be done at home.

[buildingjeeps]

I really like the AEV highline kit. I just wish it came out a few years ago when I modified my Jeep and shelled out most of the cash. In NJ it really helps with the strict lift laws. Maybe one day when I have the money I would do it. I am also interested in seeing pictures.

[Rubi22]

Originally Posted by powerwagon67

They had a group buy on ROF. And several installs. http://www.******************.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=43871

i wish i had $2k and a few weekends to spare...

[jonwood]

Originally Posted by smurison14

yea the rear flares would be sick to have, the front hi line kit could be done at home.

I called AEV to see if I could just buy the rears about a month ago and they said that when they get caught up on back orders they will start selling parts seprate from the kit

[BlaineWasHere]

There is a new AEV production shop opening in Michigan... They can't keep up with orders on just about anything they sell...

[jdemonto]

I have the aev kit and am very impressed with the quality of this kit. Its all 14ga stamped steel like the factory 18ga. the heat reduction hood is a nice touch and much more rigid than a trimmed hood. I'm out $2300 with paint after selling all my extra parts..not too bad considering the results of better COG and nicer ride on road. You can def do this your self, just won't look as clean and your front fenders will not move back nearly as far. I love the puzzeled look of onlookers when they just can"t figure what I did with my new JK. No..its a LJ!!!!!



Jason

[Fargo]

Originally Posted by jdemonto

I have the aev kit and am very impressed with the quality of this kit. Its all 14ga stamped steel like the factory 18ga. the heat reduction hood is a nice touch and much more rigid than a trimmed hood. I'm out $2300 with paint after selling all my extra parts..not too bad considering the results of better COG and nicer ride on road. You can def do this your self, just won't look as clean and your front fenders will not move back nearly as far. I love the puzzeled look of onlookers when they just can"t figure what I did with my new JK. No..its a LJ!!!!!



Jason

I'd love to see it if you can fix your link. All that I see is a tiny thumbnail. Not really sure what its of even.

[JeepRocks86]

it was a link to the album...





Looks good, I still wish they were tube fenders though.

Those are 37s with 5.5 of lift correct?

[Fargo]

Originally Posted by JeepRocks86

it was a link to the album...

I see it now. For some reason the album didn't open up for me before. I just got the thumbnail.