my new beadlocks

[jeeper89]

[jeeper89]

[jeeper89]

[maddmike]

nice beadlocks, however i hope you are aware that your directional tires are mounted backwards on the rims...

[jeeper89]

yep i know. trying them out backwards on the rocks. just have to swith sides and they are back on the correct way.

[92 Green YJ]

First off, Nice beadlocks.

second, I demand royalty restitution for the copying of my color scheme

[jeeper89]

accually 92 Green YJ, thanks to you i bought them from shawn at Great Lakes Offroad. and the color scheme...what can i say lime green is cool.. you have a great looking jeep. your write up on jeepaholics was really good. i did do some thingsdifferent one was when i went to seat the rear bead you said you used ether to seat it.. i put it on the 5 gallon bucket with the beadlock side up and it seemed to seat no problem. and i did not add another valve stem the original works good. but i found some 27 degree ones from les schwab and gotta still get those. i also tig welded them to help stop the leaks and cause it is so much cleaner.

[92 Green YJ]

lol, well thank you for the compliments. glad i could help.

If I had access to a tig machine and knew how to use one, i would have, but my Miller 175 works just fine. the only wheel that leaks is my spare, which is the reason I did that one first so if i screwed it up, it wouldn't matter much. I tried angled stems at first (had some lying around for the motorcycle) but i still didn't like trying to get em fed around the bolts. I like the relocated stems alot. they are easy to get to to fill and empty

[jeeper89]

took it out.. did not air down but the bolts give some great tractions

[92 Green YJ]

wait til you air em down. I LOVE running 5 PSI on the trail now.