I started this project having little to no knowledge of JK's. I had a 1951 M38 before this, so the project provided a huge learning curve. In the end, it took me about two months to complete in the evenings and on weekends. I waited nearly 7 months for all the parts to arrive so I could start. I at least have the confidence of knowing how the jeep was put together and that it was done right. I know there are quite a few pics, but wanted to share some of the aspects of the build. So far, I am very satisfied with all the choices of parts and their preformance. This was because all I learned here on this site before I began....thanks.

Before the transformation
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Starting the work
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Removed control arm brackets and prep'd
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Added EVO C2 Gussets
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Shocks too short...made custom relocation brackets
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Relocated rear brake lines to avoid rubbinbg at full-stuff
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Finished mounting all 5...kinda a PITA
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Relocated evap can w/Woods' help
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Fitting Rock Sliders
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Mock-up Front done
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Final wiring and fit for rear...after mfg emblem filled with steel!
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Finally done...ready to use
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It's all worth it in the end
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how much do you have in the kit? good job, I am not lloing at the pics cause im on my phone but will definitely will look tomorrow !

 

Very nice...

 

That is bomb.

 

Rob4607....I got the kit through Northridge. I think it was around 3k without the shocks. Lost track cause I got alot of stuff there at once.

 

ok figured out to llok at them. DAMN! and I have that rear bumper is that the anthricite?

 

Looking good. I cant wait to get an unlimited and do this to it.

 

incredible!! that looks great!

 

Anthricite????....Shrockworks

 

, I know how many hours you have installing it. The frame looks alot cleaner than I made mine!!

Very nice