My Project-JK is started!
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I'm new to the forum and this is my first post. I have to say that this is absolutely the most valuable web site I've found for info regarding the JK. It's awesome!
So, I bought my '07 JK back in October of '06, right when the new model came out. I knew right away I had a keeper, it's so much more advanced than my old Jeep. I got the dual top option, so up here in Wisconsin, the three piece hard top comes off in April and I just took the soft top off two days ago. I'll just run the front two pieces off of the hard top the rest of summer, with no doors either.
I decided to do the Lift\Wheels thing and started searching. That's how I found this forum and the project has gone great so far.
I bought the Rough Country 2 1/2" lift based on what I read and I was not disappointed. I installed the kit this morning and everything went perfect. I didn't even have to adjust the drag link. It looks like a robust kit, with metal spacers.
Coming in next week, my wheel\tire package. 16" Pro-Comp Series 7028 in black and 33" Mickey Thompson ATZ. Can't wait to bolt them on and get it in for the alignment.
Next, I believe I'll look under the hood for some upgrade opportunities.
I really enjoyed reading all the information here so far and I'll be hanging around for a good long time as I continue my project.
Thanks!
I'm new to the forum and this is my first post. I have to say that this is absolutely the most valuable web site I've found for info regarding the JK. It's awesome!
So, I bought my '07 JK back in October of '06, right when the new model came out. I knew right away I had a keeper, it's so much more advanced than my old Jeep. I got the dual top option, so up here in Wisconsin, the three piece hard top comes off in April and I just took the soft top off two days ago. I'll just run the front two pieces off of the hard top the rest of summer, with no doors either.
I decided to do the Lift\Wheels thing and started searching. That's how I found this forum and the project has gone great so far.
I bought the Rough Country 2 1/2" lift based on what I read and I was not disappointed. I installed the kit this morning and everything went perfect. I didn't even have to adjust the drag link. It looks like a robust kit, with metal spacers.
Coming in next week, my wheel\tire package. 16" Pro-Comp Series 7028 in black and 33" Mickey Thompson ATZ. Can't wait to bolt them on and get it in for the alignment.
Next, I believe I'll look under the hood for some upgrade opportunities.
I really enjoyed reading all the information here so far and I'll be hanging around for a good long time as I continue my project.
Thanks!
No kidding? That would save me $80 bucks, but the tires are expensive, ya know?
I didn't have to re-center the steering wheel. When I was done, I checked it and it was perfect. Then I drove it and got no computer errors. So you're saying it's good to go? Man, those new tires are $250 each!
Thanks for the reply!
I didn't have to re-center the steering wheel. When I was done, I checked it and it was perfect. Then I drove it and got no computer errors. So you're saying it's good to go? Man, those new tires are $250 each!
Thanks for the reply!
No kidding? That would save me $80 bucks, but the tires are expensive, ya know?
I didn't have to re-center the steering wheel. When I was done, I checked it and it was perfect. Then I drove it and got no computer errors. So you're saying it's good to go? Man, those new tires are $250 each!
Thanks for the reply!
I didn't have to re-center the steering wheel. When I was done, I checked it and it was perfect. Then I drove it and got no computer errors. So you're saying it's good to go? Man, those new tires are $250 each!
Thanks for the reply!
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Welcome, I cant wait to see some pics when you get the new wheels and meats on. I like the RC kit also and I also will be getting MT ATZs as well. I just need to decide on 33s or 35s. When you post your pics it will help. Good luck!
I'll definitely post some pictures after the wheels and tires are done. A local shop is getting them together for me, Kerstners 4wd in Appleton.
I struggled with the same decision on 33s or 35s. I was thinking that the 35s would fill too much of the wheel well with a 2 1/2" lift, but it's definitely a personal choice!
I struggled with the same decision on 33s or 35s. I was thinking that the 35s would fill too much of the wheel well with a 2 1/2" lift, but it's definitely a personal choice!


