SeansXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Antelope, Ca or on the Rubicon
couple more...since im picture whore


sean you might preserve your 30 a little longer if you swap out your steelies for some aluminum rims to lighten things up a little on each corner. And most likely make it look cooler.
IDK about this...Have you ever bent an aluminum rim?
The benefits of steel wheels are the low cost and being able to hammer them back into shape. A cracked aluminum wheel sucks balls.
They do look better...agreed.
Sincerely and advocate for steel wheels.
IDK about this...Have you ever bent an aluminum rim?
The benefits of steel wheels are the low cost and being able to hammer them back into shape. A cracked aluminum wheel sucks balls.
They do look better...agreed.
Sincerely and advocate for steel wheels.
IDK about this...Have you ever bent an aluminum rim?
The benefits of steel wheels are the low cost and being able to hammer them back into shape. A cracked aluminum wheel sucks balls.
They do look better...agreed.
Sincerely and advocate for steel wheels.
If sean can be a pic whore... Then so can I
As you can see, the anti sway is still connected.
Properly bump stopped my rears to hit before the shocks bottom out... Success
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Trench was a lil deep
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Other side with just enough up travel
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any pics of your rear bumps?
I hear ya! I have a car domain for that![]()
any pics of your rear bumps?
Well, might as well put up a pic of my ride now that it runs (for the most part).
Nice set up! Looks real clean, you have done a good job, I like it. :attom:
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1990, 5 speed (converted to external slave), NP231 with AA SYE, D44 rear with ARB and stock shafts for now, 4.5 RE coils, 3.5 RE leaves with extended shackles, and more to come.