[little_Jeep]

Originally Posted by piglife68TJ99

Looking to do a tummy tuck on my Jeep. Can anyone point me in the right direction for parts and any threads in doing this.

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/so...y-tuck-942018/

[LilyBayXJ]

Last Sunday I wheeled it to the top of Lily Bay mountain for the first time this season. Still lots of snow in the shaded places.



And yesterday I got my RC 1.25" seat risers I ordered from JeepHut

[lanrod]

I replaced a couple of lower body bushings that needed it. Here is a picture of one I replaced under the new one.

[ramburn]

Hard top off.....summer top on....and it looks like it could rain today....grrrr

[ntkarter4x]

Did a bit of 3 wheeling

[piglife68TJ99]

Originally Posted by KevKaos

A lot of people around here swear by Savvy. I went with Undercover Fab Works. I've got pics and details in my build thread. There are tons of threads on Tummy Tucks. Most require that you do about an inch of body lift and a motor mount lift, especially if you want to go as flat as possible. UCF (the one I have) does tucks that do not require BL or MML, but they are not nearly as flat as the ones that do.

Thanks!!!

[piglife68TJ99]

Originally Posted by little_Jeep

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/so...y-tuck-942018/

Thanks!!!

[Seal]

Originally Posted by ramburn

Hard top off.....summer top on....and it looks like it could rain today....grrrr

<img src="http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=379370"/>

Same problem here. Wish I had a soft top I could just fold down. Hardtop only here; it always rains when I have to go to work

[jLowrey83]

Unintentionally parked right next to a sprinkler head last night. About 6am, that baby popped up and washed the driver seat for me. Right before class

[2003X]

Replaced a broken toggle switch.

[alex211]

Ordered a UCF ultra clearance skid for it, just need to save up for a Tatton d-shaft and a low pro mount before I can put the skid on. Gonna be so nice to get rid of the stock shovel.

[Deacon]

Originally Posted by lanrod

I replaced a couple of lower body bushings that needed it. Here is a picture of one I replaced under the new one

You might want to double check how tight that bolt is. It looks like the lower bushing is being squeezed too hard, at least on one side. If it's left like that too long, the same thing will happen to the new bushing...

Unless someone has the actual torque specs (not sure how exact a science that is), it should be nice and snug, but the bushing should still be flat. It should be finished be hand with a ratchet driver, not run on with a 1/2" impact.

[rt4422]

Gave my winch a pat on the back for saving me today...
The picture doesn't do it justice but my rear bumper ended up under mud and the mud was clayish so it caked front tires quite fast

[agrothe]

That summer top is nice, i always wanted one

[guy.griffin]

New rear control arm bushings, now I can finally run down the interstate and not look like I'm drunk. and tomorrow new front adjustable control arms will be here its going to fell like a whole new jeep