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1342 viewsWhile pass side primer was drying I moved to the driver side. This one went much quicker like under an hour now that I had the process down pat.
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1258 viewsNew isolators and spacer installed
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1137 views
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1111 viewsall slotted and ready for the trim
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1083 viewsother rear coil removed
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1075 viewsDriver side trimmed
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1071 viewsAFTER !
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1067 viewspassenger side corner piece I made and riveted on, sanded and ready for epoxy
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1066 viewsNew front driveshaft done
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1065 viewsBadly worn and dry rotted rubber isolators and rusted frame towers
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1061 viewsDoing away with those crappy factory lug nuts and replacing with Pro Comp off road ones.
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1055 viewsPrimed it well.
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1047 viewsThe new rims/tires I am going to use after it is lifted
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1047 viewsremoving the front coil springs
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1047 viewsI manipulated the inner fender and wrapped it around the horns and screwed it to the front metal bumper
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1044 viewsDriver side has a windshield washer fluid reservoir that is definitely in the way. if you are planning on serious off roading this MUST be removed completely. If you still need one you can get on out of an XJ that mounts up near the brake master cyl that uses the same plug ins etc.
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1043 viewsAFTER painting the trim black ! And a new black grille,,
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1039 viewsMeasured it to be the same as pass side and taped it
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1038 viewsAFTER painting the trim black ! And a new black grille,,
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1033 viewsone rear coil done
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1030 viewsdriveshaft mounted to transfer case
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1030 viewsSpacer in, now ready to put coil back in. Lots of room on first one.
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1030 viewsYou can see the new rubber isolator at top
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1030 viewsI expected it to rub the lower short arm but it does not. Many use wheel spacers due to that but I will not have to.
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