Plus I'm friends with the guy who runs the shop I'm getting it done at so I get a discount, & jeeps are his specialty.

 

If your set on doing a 4 inch then I would say that extra $800 should go to driveshafts. If not that then I would probably pick up some rock sliders that you like and maybe someone else can chime in here but I think that there is an upgrade version of the stock tire carrier that allows you to put a 35 back there. Maybe some under body shields. It doesn't sound like bumpers really need to be high on your list, but I could be wrong.

 

I'm not saying anything set in stone, I'm just asking some reccomendations.

 

Here is my Jeep with 35's, cut fenders and bumper and a 4" Skyjacker Lift that cost $626.00. PM me and I'll tell you the website.

 

That looks amazing. Once I get my photos I will have them on here to show my base model. To show what I have to work with.

 

You spent 626? The store owner told me a 3-1/2, 4" is 400 so idk if he's using a good lift or some cheap lift.

 

That's basically what I want mine to look like. With the stubby front, & the lift.

 

for great affordable rear bumpers with carrier, check out the thread: "I did the unthinkable". Bumpers from ebay company e auto grilles. I couldn't be happier with the rear from them, I didn't get their carrier, bought TeraFlex. As for my front, I went with Pavement Ends as it's only $200 utilizes factory fogs with d ring recovery points. Also very nice at a great price!

 

Thanks. It was easy to instal and always a good time to put sweat investment in your rig. Good luck and fun wheeling.

 

Thanks for the help guys.