[xantasm]

I looked at this link http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f6/little-girl-needs-our-help-909081/#post8347596 and decided my Jeep would want me to donate for a good cause.

[INCA]

got around to installing my lift!

[TreeFrog1]

I "think" I fixed a sticky stick, but time will tell.

[deerhunter1911]

replaced my over-mudded alternator. im getting good at the change...maybe thats a sign i should be doing something differently...

[AlTheKillerr]

Originally Posted by roger24

i kept loosing valve caps, so I installed these Sunday:

CAPSURE - Envy 4x4

those are neat

to bad i seem to crush my valve stems every time i hit the trails

[AMCya]

Originally Posted by 2003X

No pics, it didn't happen.

Sorry about that. Here are the pics........Right now the rear is 1/4" lower then the front. When I measured it before the lift, it was 3/4" higher. After I installed the suspension lift, the rear only raised 1"(instead of 2.5"), the front only 2". I'm going to install a 1.5" spacer in the rear to raise it up. Once I get the 35 on the tire carrier, it's going to hang even more, so I want to make sure to get it all leveled out.......we have a lot of weight in the rear of the Jeep, and the tire carrier is heavy, I'm sure that's why it didn't lift as much as it should have.........

[Boundless]

Originally Posted by AMCya

Sorry about that. Here are the pics........Right now the rear is 1/4" lower then the front. When I measured it before the lift, it was 3/4" higher. After I installed the suspension lift, the rear only raised 1"(instead of 2.5"), the front only 2". I'm going to install a 1.5" spacer in the rear to raise it up. Once I get the 35 on the tire carrier, it's going to hang even more, so I want to make sure to get it all leveled out.......we have a lot of weight in the rear of the Jeep, and the tire carrier is heavy, I'm sure that's why it didn't lift as much as it should have.........

Great looking jeep esp. the color thanks for posting the pics.
Although I think RC 2.5 springs are great in most applications, they really aren't up to the task needed for LJ's with hard tops, your results are the proof.

[AMCya]

Originally Posted by BoundlessBinder

Great looking jeep esp. the color thanks for posting the pics.
Although I think RC 2.5 springs are great in most applications, they really aren't up to the task needed for LJ's with hard tops, your results are the proof.

Thanks!! I've always liked the silver, however, that Impact Green is sweet too.........I'll post some more pics once I get it leveled and the new flares on it.

I agree, the springs just aren't up to the task......

Steve

[timritchieblue]

looks great to me, i think the rake up is better than rake down, keep it low.

[Mitchin]

watched mine get towed away on a tow truck last night =(
solenoid and starter are shot gettin fixed today.

[timritchieblue]

Originally Posted by MitchintheTrail

watched mine get towed away on a tow truck last night =(
solenoid and starter are shot gettin fixed today.

just make sure to install a xj starter, their $100 cheaper

[AMCya]

Originally Posted by timritchieblue

looks great to me, i think the rake up is better than rake down, keep it low.

I do too, however, that pic was taken right after we pulled it out of the garage.........it has settled since then, and the rear is hanging now........

Steve

[unsung]

Last night I swapped all four shock and added bar pin eliminators, also changed front brake pads, rear pads and rotors, parking brake kit, and fuel pump assembly.

[AMCya]

I'd suppose I should add......last night I installed Gen II front Disconnnects, Currie front LCA's and adjusted the toe in........

Steve

[Mitchin]

Originally Posted by AMCya

I'd suppose I should add......last night I installed Gen II front Disconnnects, Currie front LCA's and adjusted the toe in........

Steve

how are the discos? from where?