JLE21's 2-door Build Thread

AZ Explorer

AZ Explorer

Caught the Bug
Way cool. The cuts turned out pretty perfect for the new tires on the rear and it looks like the stretch is exactly in the right spot. It's like you designed it that way.;)
 
JLE21

JLE21

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Well I did a little work tonight.

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got a good deal on a Rubicon swaybar and couldn't wait to install.

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JLE21

JLE21

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Clutch said:
Have you been hitting the desert trails? Is so, you should post up some pics! Jeep looks great [emoji106]


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I haven't shifted to 4x4 for a while now [emoji20]

With moving, new job, and buying a house it's been a busy year. Things are settling now though so I'm eager to see some trails.
 
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VMSHack

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JLE21 said:
so update, I've gotten a lot done these last couple of weekends, Installed some stainless steel brake lines front/rear, thanks WAL for the great write ups by the way! :)

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I also took the jeep in for an alignment and received some bad news, turns out my rear axle is slightly bent from the driver side :doh: Ill be looking around for another used D44 for the mean time.

Also all tie rod/ drag link ends were bad. so ended up installing a synergy draglink and waiting on the tie rod ends to arrive.
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installed rear trackbar also

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Any preference on brand of quality ss brake lines? A lot of discussion about this but no brands. Don’t really want to skimp on cheap stuff or low quality when it comes to brakes


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