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Old 08-15-2012, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by sandfish88
Lol this is gonna be my new signature^
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Lets see the MJ with the doors off. Might do it to mine!
I'm famous!

It would look a lot better if he painted his door jambs, but here's an example:
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I don't like the TJ flares on it, but otherwise that a pretty nice goal for your MJ! I don't dislike TJ flares in general, when done right. Like Dukie's, those look tight
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Originally Posted by stock95sport(for now)
I don't like the TJ flares on it, but otherwise that a pretty nice goal for your MJ! I don't dislike TJ flares in general, when done right. Like Dukie's, those look tight
I've always liked the TJ front flares when they're parallel with the body line. CF member 'no rdplz' has the perfect example of what I mean.


That said, I don't plan to do TJ flares on the MJ. I was going to on the XJ, but I'm gonna put flatties on this one.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
I've always liked the TJ front flares when they're parallel with the body line. CF member 'no rdplz' has the perfect example of what I mean.

That said, I don't plan to do TJ flares on the MJ. I was going to on the XJ, but I'm gonna put flatties on this one.
LOVE those flatties
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my89xj helped me install A/C in the MJ.
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my89xj helped me install A/C in the MJ.
I need to do that to the '64. How cold does your a/c blow?
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I think he may have meant "adding AC" by "removing restrictive doors". Sort of like Lotus' "adding HP by 'increasing lightness". lol thats really what they say
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I need to do that to the '64. How cold does your a/c blow?
I'd need to check the weather reports to answer that accurately.
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Originally Posted by stock95sport(for now)
I think he may have meant "adding AC" by "removing restrictive doors". Sort of like Lotus' "adding HP by 'increasing lightness". lol thats really what they say
they arent the only manufacturer that does that but yeah I hear ya

They also love charging you ore for less. Look at the original WRX STI, less equip more cash... any Lamborghini Superlegerra
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Love the door-less look
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Wheeling doorless with 96xjclassic and my89xj:


















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Man that looks good! What are the lift plans again?
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
Man that looks good! What are the lift plans again?
Originally, the plan was a SOA conversion 6.5" with 35s, but I think I'm just gonna do a SOA 4.5" with 33s. There's nothing around here that would require anything bigger than that.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Originally, the plan was a SOA conversion 6.5" with 35s, but I think I'm just gonna do a SOA 4.5" with 33s. There's nothing around here that would require anything bigger than that.
Thats gonna look great. Why SOA?
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
Thats gonna look great. Why SOA?
More clearance and I won't have to buy leaf springs. Since I'll need custom built perches anyway, I can make them longer than an XJ's to prevent axle wrap.


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