mkjeep

Damn, that's an awesome price, I kinda wanna get a mig anyway so I can start learnin. I can torch pretty well, never learned to weld though. My dad has an old 220 stick welder I may bring to the house and start tryin to learn on it and then move to the mig

wranglerblackout08

Outlaw Offroad offers a bolt on coilover kit also.

mkjeep

Any others out there? Has anyone done a jk with maybe a home made coilover setup?

mkjeep

Also checkin out the new Teraflex Elka shocks / w their speed bumps, it may be an option that would be good for me, since the majority of wheelin I do is not on rocks and I'm happy with the amount of flex I get with the tera springs, looking for a better on road ride without having to go longarm on it. And it's mainly in the front aswell. Also something if I haul ass down a fire road I won't be outta control.

wiredawg_mg

Admit it Mark

You just wanted to start a thread in the Xtreme section

I would say if you want a welder buy it and play with it. However I would leave welding of this degree to a pro

mkjeep

, yeah , first thread in here, I know basic mechanics, but the coilovers are new territory for me. My dad gave me his welder today, gonna play with it for awhile, it's a stick though. I would leave it to a pro, but don't trust or know the guys around here. My dad and grandfather did all their own welding. Grandfather passed away 2yrs ago and dad is disabled now. So......

brickman37

I am currently putting a coilover system with a 3-link and pan hard in mine. I will try and get some pics put up. I am also 4-linking the rear D60 with coils.

mkjeep

Cool, interested in seeing it.

eljon928

keep us posted!

giolll

The stick welders r hard to learn on...but once you put the mig in your hand it is so easy to weld with. Good luck bro