twodoorXJ
NAXJA Forum User
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- northern new jersey
Since you have a 2door (missing b pillar) and you wheel hard id definitely reccomend putting some 2x2 frame outriggers to prevent unibody foldage
thanks BBLRB(Big Bad Lee Roy Brown) we miss you. come ride bitch some time.
and I do plan on doing some kind of frame rig-a-ma-jig. the way the RE long arm system is set up it kinda requires it.
flat all the way across is a smoother transmission.
Be careful clocking up your t-case.
If you ever want to go with a different set of seats (i.e. suspension seats) in the future, you don't want to cut out much of the transmission tunnel. The seats are wider/bigger overall than factory XJ seats.
My bellypan hangs down about 1-1.5" from the frame rails. It's flat all the way across so it never hangs me up. Some people just make a little dip for the t-case, but to me going flat all the way across is a smoother transmission.
Your case and the way its setup should be better then the way my StaK is. I believe yours is a little smaller and not as tall. I was able to clock mine almost flat so it was above the framerails. Looking back, I wouldn't have bothered and woulda been easier to build other things and worked just the same.
and Im not a fan of the rail clean up, but I got these disks for the grinder that look like a loosely woven sponge made of rock. it does a pretty quick job of the under coating, paint/primer, without removing any or very little metal.
I'm not going to jinx myself by making any completion date promises. but I cant see why I wouldent have it done by may.
I'll miss seeing the front end bouncing around :thumbup:
Where'd you get those wheels?
I'm sure you'll get it done by then, just buckle down and deal with the cold:shiver: