There's a Build Comin' - Y'all Chime In
Hey guys - getting ready to undertake a build for show and event purposes. Now, now, before everyone disses and throws this thread to the side, we are still planning on putting quality components into it. There are certain things that won't be to everyone's liking...such as large lift for pavement intent, big tires that are aggressive and will be used to chauffeur the princess around, and huge wheels that we won't want to scratch. But I would still like my fellow jeep gurus to chime in with some thoughts about solidifying the setup. Completely disregard full blown axle replacement. Think 6-8" of lift and what you would do to strengthen it instead. Try to be respectful and understand this is for a good cause which I will reveal at a later date. Now hit me with some ideas...and it is a JKUR. Thanks in advance for the support and any ideas thrown my way.
Sam
Sam
If you do retarded things people will treat you like a retard. 6"-8" of lift on a JK is retarded. If you really want some decent info on building you are going to have to throw out some more details then "big wheels you don't want to scratch". Be specific on what you are thinking and trow out a projected budget.
Last edited by TheDirtman; Jan 12, 2015 at 05:12 PM.
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If it will never touch dirt, you can probably wait on axles. For the lift, it doesn't really matter which company or combination of products you use, if it's only needed for height to clear the tires, why worry about it. (trailered to events?)
There are plenty of threads on strengthening the front housing, I'm sure you read all about it in the del rey thread. Just add up the costs and decide what all you want/need. You will be regearing for that size tire, so it's a good time to truss and/or sleeve.
There are plenty of threads on strengthening the front housing, I'm sure you read all about it in the del rey thread. Just add up the costs and decide what all you want/need. You will be regearing for that size tire, so it's a good time to truss and/or sleeve.
Last edited by nthinuf; Jan 12, 2015 at 05:38 PM.



