Gonna start over any suggestions?

no way, as your experience and needs change it is fine to re do/ re make with the new knowledge. dont even sweat it man!!
just pick a really good one to build up.
sad no more new xj's ever again.

Well now I'm kinda leaning towards a Whole revamp of this one, I'm taking bobbing the back narrowing the front new cage and the whole works, probley even a motor swap just turn it into a trail only rig thats not at all a DD just pretty much a buggy! but we'll see I dont have time to work on either one right now anyway so we'll see what happens when i get some time!
 
Well now I'm kinda leaning towards a Whole revamp of this one, I'm taking bobbing the back narrowing the front new cage and the whole works, probley even a motor swap just turn it into a trail only rig thats not at all a DD just pretty much a buggy! but we'll see I dont have time to work on either one right now anyway so we'll see what happens when i get some time!

No...do not do this.

Take it from both Jon and myself (and probably Led)...if you want a buggy or anything close to it...don't start with an XJ platform what so ever.

I used to be one of those guys saying i'd totally rock an XJ on 40's yadda yadda yadda.

Fukk that!

Knowing what I do now...I would honestly probably never build and XJ for anything over running a 37" tire.

Yeah an XJ on 37"+ tires is more unique...but far more work than it becomes worth in the long run.

Just my $.02 :D
 
No...do not do this.

Take it from both Jon and myself (and probably Led)...if you want a buggy or anything close to it...don't start with an XJ platform what so ever.

I used to be one of those guys saying i'd totally rock an XJ on 40's yadda yadda yadda.

Fukk that!

Knowing what I do now...I would honestly probably never build and XJ for anything over running a 37" tire.

Yeah an XJ on 37"+ tires is more unique...but far more work than it becomes worth in the long run.

Just my $.02 :D


My limit with an XJ is 35's. There is just too much work to be done to allow the unit body to survive big axles and tires.
 
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