you need a better foot model

 

hahaha true....

only thing I am worried about is there is only one track bar I think in the kit...

And I do not know if I can use my stock E-disco or if the kit is too large for that...

 

you can use the stock e-disco, lift doesnt matter. Just buy longer links.

I seen a trackbar bracket. you might wanna buy another adjustable one.

 

everything is soo freaking beefy I keep going into the kitchen and picking stuff up and looking at it again... hahahaha

I am soo psyched... now I just need quaterly bonuses to come and a raise and my insurance refund for going to the gym and to sell some crack to get the $$ to pay for all this!!!

btw... anyone want audio equipment !?!? hahaha
Cheap ? ish ? hahahahaha

 

nice lift joey , feet not so much, what kind of stereo equipt are you looking to get rid of

 

I've done plenty of those lifts, pinion angles are set easy on the JK with an angle finder and a jack under the diff. Lock in the control arms once your angle is set.

But, if you want a Jeep pro to install it, the price will DEFINITELY be a lot less than what he said. It's only 8 arms, springs, shocks, brake lines, and bumpstops.

 

Yea, I figured... at first we though there was welding or drilling involved...
With zero welding and zero drilling it changes from a two day work intensive setup to a one day air tool set upt

Can you PM me Evan's # again, or is he still setting up his shop? If so, whats the ETA so I know when I gotta start saving up for!! haha

 

Sweet lift joey those arms look beefy!! Whose shocks does trailmaster use i cant make it out from the pics on my blackberry? Do they have their own

 

I never understood what made this kit worth the ~$3,100...

Now I know...

What an awesome win.