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With the Teraflex 1.5 level kit

Weird, crossover truck thingy. I wonder what its drivetrain is.

This is cool. I guess I'll have to try and do it in 3 sections or just make a long weekend out of it, lol

Hooked up some recovery gear, did the first tension on the winch. About 5 clicks on the Ebrake, and started running it about 4 wraps into the first layer. I'm used to running tuggers and managing rope on a capstan. So I just guided the rope as I wound it up. Heck, I even whipped my winch...

Ran out the winch, got the first tension on it, tested out some of my recovery gear. Ran the ebrake about 5 clicks to get some load on the jeep. Excited to actually run it in the wild.

If I have issues, I will probably just swap to a centerforce myself. I continue to have zero faith in any dealership's repair department.

Ugh, wtf

I think Im going to do my second oil change soon. I still need to do the trans and transfer fluids. Maybe do some more 4wd first. Hmmmm

So far, zero times replacing my windshield. Only 6k miles on my 2023 though. Windshield is already showing some pitting. Ugh

I swiped this from another thread. Confirms my thoughts on torquing the real lca to axle about the same as front given the same hardware. Cool.

Oh geez, you are over in Lansdale, another SEPA JT, nice!

Thank you very much! I tend to build vehicles out a good amount, so this thread is going to keep on going. I'll hit 6,000 miles this week, lol

Split the cost of the kit with me, and I'll take all the pics you want!!

Teraflex is pretty amazing. Fit and finish is spot on, proper hardware choices, fantastic instructions with diagrams, tool sizes, and torque specs throughout the entire document! 11 pages worth! I installed it the wrong way. I didnt loosen up all the Control arms bolts and retorque them with...

Rockhard 4x4 LCA skids and rear shock skids. Worst instructions ever. Product fit great, hardware kinda poo poo. I took pictures of how I assembled it, for reference. Laughed at their 100 ft/lbs torque spec, and went with a more realistic 175 ft/lbs. The skids are in fact side specific...

Some Badlands Apex, Rugged Ridge Arcus install notes and wiring thoughts. Last pics are a butyl putty I used to seal the positive lead into the Winch. Also, I just took a Q tip in motor oil and swabbed down my ARP Hardware to prevent rust until I decide what Im going to do, lol

Teraflex 1.5" level lift Also Rockhard 4x4 skids. Not a great install. I'll load all that up in my build thread later today. Not happy with Rockhard's instructions or hardware.

Well it definitely sits better with the lift kit. Just have to aim the fogs now. The itch to do a real lift is real. Lol

Heres some quick pics. Dinners ready, and Im pooped. SO I'll upload the vids and pics tomorrow.

Bigger jackstands to help with todays level kit install