just bought a jeep wrangler tj, whats a good lift and tire size?
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Re: just bought a jeep wrangler tj, whats a good lift and tire size?
Actually, First pick is a trail called Ultimate Adventure in Hot Springs.
Second is Little Blue at Grand Lake
Third is T.S.O.B. at Clayton.
Tha cage was custom built by Mikey at Sams Offroad and it was added on to the stock rear half of the cage. I used to be a member of Extreme 4-Wheelin but got sick of all the redneck politics and eventually got black balled because I cared about how my Jeep looked and didn't date family. Here are some better pics and thanks for the compliment.
Second is Little Blue at Grand Lake
Third is T.S.O.B. at Clayton.
Tha cage was custom built by Mikey at Sams Offroad and it was added on to the stock rear half of the cage. I used to be a member of Extreme 4-Wheelin but got sick of all the redneck politics and eventually got black balled because I cared about how my Jeep looked and didn't date family. Here are some better pics and thanks for the compliment.
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Re: just bought a jeep wrangler tj, whats a good lift and tire size?
It is hard to go wrong with a TJ but I have a special place in my heart for the square headlights. My YJ is not a Sahara, it is actually a Rio Grande which is the Sahara package but with a 4 cylinder. That is why I swapped in a 305/700R4/231 with 36x13.50 IROCs. Now that is has cooled down in Tulsa I have started driving ot more often and am loving it. Here are some pics of the new fenders I put on. No more TJ flares.
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Re: just bought a jeep wrangler tj, whats a good lift and tire size?
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very very nice - did you fab the fenders yourself? they look good
I have xenon flares on mine which cover good but I get quite a bit of rub on the rear at full compression (on the tub also)
did you do the conversion yourself? I can pull off most of the mechanical work but the harness for the FI concerns me a bit. I would like to keep the AC/all power and gauges working as is also.
Is your 305 FI or carb'd? I have considered putting something like a holley pro-jection on the SBC as I understand the install is a lot easier than the harness for a factory FI. I converted the BBD to a 38mm weber which helped stalls on inclines but I still get a lot of fuel slosh when bouncing on a climb or descent. Just a good fuel delivery system would work wonders but if I am going to spend a few $k on a 4.2/4.0 FI conversion, I might as well look at doing the v8 conversion IMO.
What radiator are you using?
Thanks and nice pics.
I have xenon flares on mine which cover good but I get quite a bit of rub on the rear at full compression (on the tub also)
did you do the conversion yourself? I can pull off most of the mechanical work but the harness for the FI concerns me a bit. I would like to keep the AC/all power and gauges working as is also.
Is your 305 FI or carb'd? I have considered putting something like a holley pro-jection on the SBC as I understand the install is a lot easier than the harness for a factory FI. I converted the BBD to a 38mm weber which helped stalls on inclines but I still get a lot of fuel slosh when bouncing on a climb or descent. Just a good fuel delivery system would work wonders but if I am going to spend a few $k on a 4.2/4.0 FI conversion, I might as well look at doing the v8 conversion IMO.
What radiator are you using?
Thanks and nice pics.
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Re: just bought a jeep wrangler tj, whats a good lift and tire size?
My 305 is TBI. I love it. Never stalls, even runs on it's side. I did the conversion with the help of a friend and he did all of the wiring. We used the painless kit and all of my gauges work except the tach. A 4 banger tach goes a little nuts when you hook it up to a V8. The fenders are from Poison Spyder and I love them. No more rubbing at all. I actually gained over 3" of clearance with them over the TJ flares. As far as the e-trans goes, that is why I went with the 700/R4. No electronics, 4 speed and a great first gear.
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