That looks good, I bet you're gonna be excited when you get called to pick it up.
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NICE Jeep Brett!! I am starting to think about the Atlas....altho I want a long arm...then I would want a stretch....man too many things all interconnected...might just put it up on stands and start chipping away...dont want to spend money on a lift only to redo back with stretch later and then theres the driveshaft length and oh then there's do I beef up my D44's or wait again and sell them and get beefier axles.....SIGH!
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Originally posted by JeepinLA Eh View PostNICE Jeep Brett!! I am starting to think about the Atlas....altho I want a long arm...then I would want a stretch....man too many things all interconnected...might just put it up on stands and start chipping away...dont want to spend money on a lift only to redo back with stretch later and then theres the driveshaft length and oh then there's do I beef up my D44's or wait again and sell them and get beefier axles.....SIGH!It was like that when I got here.
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I went to visit Jeepy today. She was lonely and kept calling me in the middle of the night but wouldn't say anything when I answered...
Progress has been somewhat slower than I would ideally like but I think the end product is going to be great. Haik sent back the TJ hydro bump stops to Teraflex and is having them customized to reduce their overall height. This way we can lower the ride hight pretty much back to stock levels. In fact, the springs right now are stock TJ height and this is 3" less than I had when I brough Jeepy in. It looks like there is a big arrow on the Rancho RX9000 pointing down. This means they are mounted upside down.. oops and the good news is that by flipping them right side up the little knob will no longer be on the bottom meeting face first with on coming rocks
Ideally I will have the jeep back by next Friday in time to take her out to JV before KOH. There wasn't really enough notable changes to take pictures of and post at this time. Hopefully the BSs will be in Haik's hands tomorrow and we can finalize the ride height and put her back together. Pics to follow then!
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got some progress reports today. Of course the speedo cable to work between the YJ and the Bronco Dana 20 has been a complete mess. I called the guys at North Hollywood Speedo and told them my exact situation and asked them to do whatever it was they needed to do to make my mechanical speedo gear work with my electronic YJ speedo... I gave them the required pusles for the YJ. Of course what they sent was wrong and wrong 3 times... twice when the TC was being put in and now again w the stretch being finished. But Haik and crew is on top of it and $250 more and it should all be fixed up again...
Here are some pics of the progress. The ride height should be 3" lower than when we started and should have as much if not more articulation. I hope yall like the diff cover
I don't think the JKS Switchbade is installed yet... or I can't make it out if it is... but pretty good articulation.
It appears the rear Currie antirock is now installed in the rear...
it appears the rear shock mounting point is still being sorted out. I asked to try to out board the shocks AMAP, the hydro bumps seem to work well but i don't like how off center they are from the pad.
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Originally posted by curtis View PostLooks very nice Brett. The bumbstop does look a little off, but time will tell. And what do they say?
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The final ride height is being sorted out. No Jeep for this weekend. Looking good though. I like how much lower the Jeep sits now. Issue is that now the ARB Bull bar and 37's are "too close friends" for my liking. I may have to find another bumper.
Anyone looking for an ARB Bull Bar w IPF Fogs and DL's with Warn M8000 winch (hardless used)???
you can see the JKS Switch Blade peeking through...
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Looks great Brett. The new wheelbase and ride height will make a world of diff on the trail. Keep the winch, and mount it on a savvy aluminum crawler bumper. That would give a much better approach, make room for your tires, loose alot of weight, and will be a nice accessory to match your wheels.It was like that when I got here.
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