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Old 07-15-2012, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
What are the downsides to running full-widths? I'm sure there have to be some negatives besides the price.
The biggest downside for me is they are too wide. If you use 8 lug axles you can use h2 wheels to suck your tires in a bit. For 5 lug axles it's hard to find wheels with a small enough backspacing for cheap. I was looking at Hutchinsons or Walker Evans but they are over $400 a piece. Width was the biggest problem with my old jeep. Next jeep will be built a lot different.
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I would definitely be in 1 Friday a month. We just need to nail down a date to start doing it. Maybe we could start working on throttle bodies too!
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Originally Posted by Garrettfab
The biggest downside for me is they are too wide. If you use 8 lug axles you can use h2 wheels to suck your tires in a bit. For 5 lug axles it's hard to find wheels with a small enough backspacing for cheap. I was looking at Hutchinsons or Walker Evans but they are over $400 a piece. Width was the biggest problem with my old jeep. Next jeep will be built a lot different.
Thanks for the reply. I hadn't actually searched to compare the widths; I was just thinking about COG after I lift. I did find this, and damn it's pretty:



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Thanks for the reply. I hadn't actually searched to compare the widths; I was just thinking about COG after I lift. I did find this, and damn it's pretty:




That front bumper is interesting
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Custom plow mount.
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The plan for my full widths was to narrow the front axle down to match the width of the rear. I believe in mine, there is a 4" difference from front to rear.
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So out of my 3 kids, my youngest is almost out of diapers. Well I just changed one and lol'd. I though of you jimmy and had to take a pic.
NICE!
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Here ya go Tim.

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Buddy of mine, Tom, from Berkley Springs Jeepers...Leaf sprung front, waggy 44 and Isuzu Rodeo 44....Awesome Jeep.

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That settles it. My rear quarters are getting folded. Thanks, Jimmy.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
That settles it. My rear quarters are getting folded. Thanks, Jimmy.
Lol, here we go again.
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Lol, here we go again.
No bob! Just a cut&fold I've been considering it, but I wanted to see it done before I made the leap. I'm in no hurry to do it, as long as it's done before the Jeep gets bedlined.
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Hello Gang,

I've been very ill and barely able to get out of bed. I picked up XJ on Wednesday and was to sick too drive it home. Glad my daughter was available. It runs fantastic and I just need a few minor things to be done. I have pics so that my post will be legal . I hope that all of you have been well and taking it easy in this heat and humidity.
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Hello Gang,

I've been very ill and barely able to get out of bed. I picked up XJ on Wednesday and was to sick too drive it home. Glad my daughter was available. It runs fantastic and I just need a few minor things to be done. I have pics so that my post will be legal . I hope that all of you have been well and taking it easy in this heat and humidity.
Glad you got it back and taken care of! Hope you feel better soon, tough.
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This design. 3x5 and vinyl. I really like the design so I had some made. If you guys want some i'll have extras.
I want one. Just let me know when you get them and how much
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Originally Posted by MASCOTT
Hello Gang,

I've been very ill and barely able to get out of bed. I picked up XJ on Wednesday and was to sick too drive it home. Glad my daughter was available. It runs fantastic and I just need a few minor things to be done. I have pics so that my post will be legal . I hope that all of you have been well and taking it easy in this heat and humidity.
congrats. feel better.


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