I have started to think about what kind of build I would like to shoot for. I am looking to build a JK that can handle pretty much all types of terrain, and yet I would still be able to use as my DD. Likewise I decided to start this thread so I can discuss and learn from you guys on what would be the best type of build set up for my needs. I have come up with a list that I have been thinking about, that seemed to look great for what I was thinking.

So here's what I have been thinking about so far:
07-09 4dr Rubicon
I was thinking of Dynatrac axles since I heard they are superior axles on and offroad performance. (Some input on these axles with the evo suspension would be great since I don't know how good of a combo they would be.)
Teraflex Long Arm Suspension
Off Road Evolution EVO Front Coilover System
Off Road Evolution Rear EVO Lever System
Either 12" or 14" King Coilover Shocks (depends on what size ride I ultimately want I guess.)
Evo rock sliders
Bumpers:
Front - LoD Signature Series Shorty Bumper w/Stinger
Rear - LoD Signature Series Bumper Tire-Carrier w/ Trail Rack & Jerry C
I was thinking 37" BFG KM2 tires.
And of course a kick ass sound system would be nice.

This is just a general list that I have been thinking would be nice for the type of build i am looking at doing. This list is subject to change after more research and discussion with you guys.

So any input/advice on this would be great, since I am looking to build the perferct JK set up for my needs.
Thanks,
ZumaJeep

 

Umm wasn't sure if this was the right section to post in, if it is not feel free to move it to the correct section.

 

So basically, you want WOL's Jeep?

 

I'd admire many things about his jeep. So does anyone else have any advice on this thread, since I had opened this thread to learn and discuss about things, but it looks like I'm getting no where with this thread.

 

Don't take this the wrong way, because I'm not trying to be a dick, but the Search function is going to be your best friend on this site. Every question you have about your Jeep, the products available for it, etc., hase been asked and re-asked by someone here at some point in time.

Being in SoCal, you're literally surrounded by a lot of knowledgeable Jeepers, and I'm sure you'd learn a ton from going to one of the meet-ups that WayOfLife organizes in CA (I'm jealous - I'm on the wrong coast!).

Good luck and happy Jeeping!