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Heres just a little detail on her.....First off it has a bastard lift, meaning that all together its around a 7" lift but no one single company. It has 35"x12.5xR15 Mickey Thompson Mudd Terrain. I have a Solid Dana 44 in the rear end with 35 spline axles and an ARB air locker. In the Front end it has a stock Dana 30 but with the super 30 kit, meaning i have 30 spline axles and an ARB air locker in the front end. I have a SkyJacker High Clearance skid plate, Kilby gas tank skid plate and i forgot the brand of the Engine Skid plate but i have one of those too. Umm theres a lot more but i cant remember right now but yeah thats basically my rig and shes always ready to go.[/img]

Put a long arm on the baby and get that front wheel on the ground. Looks good.

Looks good!!!! There is nothing wrong with a short arm bastard kit, as long as you know how to use it! I do well with mine

Even with a long arm kit, that wheel may not have been touching the ground.
Your limiting factor becomes your shock lenght and brake lines.

I have seen a short arm kit equiped vehicle have less trouble on some rocks than a long arm equiped rig.

Todd

So i see Chris diuri worked on ur nice lookin jeep!!!! I remember that engine sittin on That paddle tire by the door!! Hahahaha. He is a good guy and really knows what he's doin... NCFS all the way... Haha

Ive seen that jeep at 4WP

Thats actually my jeep before the accident....i had to create a new username because i forgot my password....

[quote="AndrewG"]Thats actually my jeep before the accident....i had to create a new username because i forgot my password....[/quote]
lol