2017 SEMA GO4LIFE Black/Flames Jeep TJ Wrangler

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It isn't often that you see a TJ over at the SEMA show but so far, this nice black one complete with flames and a little extra power under the hood was present at the 2017 show. Check it out.

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Not to sidetrack this, but don’t lifted TJs have crazy bump steer? I would think so with that drag link angle.
 
Wouldnt the rear shocks completely collapse on that setup? Looks like they didnt add extra bumpstops in the rear?? Or am i missing something ha ha. Also that brake line on the passenger side looks tight! But otherwise that is a nice ride!

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Wethy said:
Wouldnt the rear shocks completely collapse on that setup? Looks like they didnt add extra bumpstops in the rear?? Or am i missing something ha ha. Also that brake line on the passenger side looks tight! But otherwise that is a nice ride!

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2 inches of exposed shock shaft and about 8 inches between bumpstop and landing pad - oughta be fine....


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Stupid bestop front bumper roller, makes me want to drive over there and slap whoever thought of that.
 
A cool paint job and shiny attachments to the engine = Amazing Jeep!

That suspension scares me more than the drive train; this beast needs to stay on the pavement...or preferably a show room.
 
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