What was done to your JK this week?
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Wrapped 3.5" RC lift (used drop pitman and extended panard) and 35" rubber. Ride quality is excellent. Steering is a nervous. Oddly gets better with speed. Stoked on the look of the 16" Wheel Vintique Smoothies. Ran up to about the midway point on the Trans Wisconsin Trail. Not really taxing the rig, but a a good shakedown and some excellent camping and mountain biking.
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After reading some stories of the PSC hydro assist lines blowing on the trail I decided to upgrade them(pic of Jim at princess auto making them up) and keep the PSC as trail spares.... Worked on it in my buddies new garage old barn from the 1800's
Last edited by robsjeep9; 05-08-2016 at 12:38 PM.
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Your friends garage is the bomb!!! Ok I'm officially jealous.... A lift in my garage would make working on it so much easier.
Last edited by Jonathan_JK; 05-08-2016 at 03:31 PM.
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Its perfect!! Huge is good you can drop an Axle put it on some blocks and a pallet. Jack it up and roll it off to the side with plenty of room to spare. Also would make welding a lot easier
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