I need some 35"s

[SeanP]

[quote:a54f48eeed="CRASH"]Don't forget crappy welder........ [img:a54f48eeed]http://home.earthlink.net/~jdrios/thefinger.gif[/img:a54f48eeed]

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ur a dik.

Enjoy the new rubber billy!

SeanP

 

[JeepFreak21]

[quote:a3bbaec690="SeanP"][quote:a3bbaec690="CRASH"]Don't forget crappy welder........ [img:a3bbaec690]http://home.earthlink.net/~jdrios/thefinger.gif[/img:a3bbaec690]

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ur a dik.

Enjoy the new rubber billy!

SeanP[/quote:a3bbaec690]

Thanks again Sean

 

[Guest]

Damn, I finally decide to move up to 35's and I'm becoming the small tire guy again. Well, I went everywhere the big boy's did when I had 33's, I guess I'll have to do the same with the 35's.

At least I shouldn't break a rear axle!

Good luck with all of the new upgrades, Sean. Another JV trip before BOTW2?

Richard G

 

[SeanP]

JV in February would be cool. I should have everything back together by then. This is a good liklelyhood that an internal cage will go in the XJ soon.

Hope your body shop is treating you right, Richard.

SeanP

 

[Goatman]

I have the tubing bender set up in the garage and I've started practicing on some scrap tubing I have laying around. I'm hoping to start bending hoops for the cage next Saturday, even though the Jeep won't be back yet. I have my daughters XJ to take measurements from.

I'm still planing on going to Calico the weekend after New Years, so I have to get as much done as possible. I have my fingers crossed with the body shop. I sort of wish I was doing it myself so I could take the time and do it exactly how I would want it, but it sure is nice not to have to do it and to get it done in a very short time.

Richard G