👋🏼 hi y’all!
11-18-2018, 06:09 AM
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👋🏼 hi y’all!
Just stoping by to say hello!!
I own a 2007 JK Sahara. I have owned it for a year. I wheel her, but she is also my daily driver. I have put her up for the winter, because I plan on rebuilding her front end and other mods. I like to be under the hood and doing the work. I want to know and understand what I’m driving and how it works. I am seeking knowledge about my JK and maybe get some advice on different mods or other things y’all might use or suggest for my rebuild. I am super excited and can’t wait to began tearing my JK apart.
I own a 2007 JK Sahara. I have owned it for a year. I wheel her, but she is also my daily driver. I have put her up for the winter, because I plan on rebuilding her front end and other mods. I like to be under the hood and doing the work. I want to know and understand what I’m driving and how it works. I am seeking knowledge about my JK and maybe get some advice on different mods or other things y’all might use or suggest for my rebuild. I am super excited and can’t wait to began tearing my JK apart.
11-19-2018, 07:30 AM
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Welcome to the forum. You are the perfect type of person for a vehicle like this. If you can work on it yourself and understand what's going on, they are great vehicles. I think for people that can't do the work themselves they can tend to be a little more frustrating. Ton of information on here, and I'd challenge you to find something that hasn't been covered many times over. 
11-27-2018, 07:41 AM
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Welcome to the forum. You are the perfect type of person for a vehicle like this. If you can work on it yourself and understand what's going on, they are great vehicles. I think for people that can't do the work themselves they can tend to be a little more frustrating. Ton of information on here, and I'd challenge you to find something that hasn't been covered many times over.