Got to love Fed EX and JC Whitney
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Got to love Fed EX and JC Whitney
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Old Dog
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Jroch
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You know we want pic's tomorrow.
Definately will post em after they are on, already pulled the Jeep around so all I have to do tomorrow morning is jack her up, pull the wheels and head to garage to get swapped out.
kicknjeep
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It's tomorrow and still no pics 
although they will look great
although they will look great
Jroch
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It's tomorrow and still no pics
although they will look great
Pictures are now up LOL decided to do the new stainless steel braided brake lines while I had it up in the air today and they took a little longer then I had hoped
What the hell were they thinking on the rear line mount up on the gas tank crossmemeber 
Can't thank Old Dog and CJ enough for making the tire size recommendation I really like the look
Looks good. And by the time those wear out you can decide if you wanna trim to fit 35s anyway. 
CJ
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Nice looking stance on that 7! Good looking aggressive tread also!
Jroch
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Thanks!!!! The tires definately fit the look I was hoping for, hoping next weekend I can take it down to the Redneck Yacht Club, big 4x4 park down here. Ran it around tonight actually took it out on the main roads and drove, seems like I have rectified the fuel issue "knocking on wood" really excited to be driving it after everything I have done in the last 3-4 weeks with it, had a big ol' grin on the road the evening, this was the first time of something other then around the nieborhood
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Looken good
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Is Your cj fiberglass JRoch? yours looks just like mine but better cause it runs lolLooken good
Jroch
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It's the original body on it, with some bondo thrown in it from the PO I am still trying to figure out if I am going to save this body, go steel, or Fiberglass
Right now the plan is to focus on the drive train get it all squared away and go from there
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