NYJKGUY

Here is my question im going on a trip with a few friends i have unlimited x with a 3" lift and 35s rock sliders and f/r bumber what spare parts should i bring are there any weak links or things i should worry about breaking

Leonard Massi

That small pic of your jeep looks good. Don't try a bunch of stuff you don't feel ok about. Uh, there's a list of spare parts, or you could just tow another jeep to the trail and hope you don't need it. I'd bet if you talk to everyone on the forum you'll get a different part. My Third run out with a friend riding shotgun and I kinked a fuel line. Who'd think to bring a new fuel line. I've busted my axle (bent the housing) shafts, blown beads, hell my transfer case shifter cable even broke one time. On that last one we had to stick in 4hi and day over for me. My point is you never know, I guarantee there's people on this site who'd be shocked at a couple of the things I mentioned. Go and have fun, don't be a puss, but don't be stupid either.

NYJKGUY

Thanks i dont mind tryin stuff its just a lil far from home thats all

backroadman81

tie wire, duck tape, zip ties, rtv, and a BFH (big f!@#$%^ hammer) that covers most evrything.

RDY4RKS

Depends on what you are going to run and how hard you are on your jeep. With the setup you have you should be fine running most of the green & blues at RC. You could also take on some of the blacks if you were so inclined. Just take it easy and you should be fine.

Some weak links I have found: If you haven't relocated your steering stabilizer, that is one thing that tends to get smashed. Diff covers are a wise investment. A lot of people also have had the CV boot on their drive shafts ripped up after a day at RC.

lijeepguy

SOLID has a great deal on there diff covers , and if you plan to do RC often you will need them

NYJKGUY

thanks guys

jkkat

Also engine skid plate would be a great idea.

UGOTKERN

HiLift and some tow straps are always a good idea....

racer83l

im personally not planning on doing anything with mine. i doubt itll ever get ruined, but if it does, a new one cost less than the skids do (not to mention having the skid there doesnt guarantee it wont get ruined anyway) and the relo kit looks pretty involved to install..