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Well for the past ten year (I am only 25) I have owned 4 Jeeps and had 4 extremely mild builds. After my recent build up of my XK I decided it was worth it to buy a a real Jeep.



It was fun, but body damage sucks on the minivan:rofl:

Next was the purchase of the TJ.



Had a great start, but a long way to go
 
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Thanks man!

I agree. I like them, though. I was thinking Allieds, but I am reconsidering.
hopefully the hold up well

Sweet! I really like those spyderlocks, but when I get to beadlocks I think I'll cheap out and go with Allied's...
After selling my old wheels and tires and spacers, I came out even on these
 
#651 ·
Truck and trailer…. awesome investment. Makes wheeling and pushing your limits much more comfortable. If all you need to worry about is how to get it back to the trailer it's much better than worrying how you're going to get home. I still like driving to the trail and think that's an important ability to maintain in a streetable rig but I tell ya… it's NICE to get into my clean quiet warm smooth riding v8 truck after a long day of wheeling and cruise on home. Congrats!
 
#658 ·
All is well, rubber side stayed down!

Just read through the whole thing. NICE BUILD!

Maybe I missed it, I'm assuming you used a Genright tire carrier. Did you have to modify the Savvy Rub Rails or anything on the Genright tire carrier to get them to fit? Looks like a close fit.
Thanks man I really appreciate it. The mounting brackets had to be modified slightly to work with the rails, but it was just a notch in the Genright mounts
 
#657 ·
Just read through the whole thing. NICE BUILD!

Maybe I missed it, I'm assuming you used a Genright tire carrier. Did you have to modify the Savvy Rub Rails or anything on the Genright tire carrier to get them to fit? Looks like a close fit.
 
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