Thanks! That's my dad down there with him. It was a multi-generational job. I was out working jobsites with him when I was 8 and the knowledge I gained (and bravery to take on the unfamiliar jobs) has saved me untold thousands and provided a sense of pride and self-reliance. Definitely working hard to instill that in my kids. My little girl is just 4 but best believe she'll be out there turning a wrench before long!
Sport S manual with mopar lift and daystar 3/4" front spacer. Rubi take off wheels/wildpeaks. What do y'all think? First I thought the lift would make the wheels/tires look tiny but now it's all on, kinda like it!
Planned on 35s after the lift but now I'm not so sure. Save weight, cost, don't bog down the engine or tranny as bad.... I'll do some trails and some light crawling but nothing crazy. It's my daily driver too.
All that said, curious what other jeepers think when they see it....does my meat make my potatoes look small?????
Looks great Tiny. Getting a new Jeeper started early is a bonusP.S. installing was a blast and my boy learned a thing or two about turning a wrench!
Nice! I had a flat and the whole set of neighborhood boys helped me, ages 5 to 8. It was a blast. They listen really well with machinery like this, I think they know it's dangerous and can handle some of the responsibility of the situation. Kids always amaze me.P.S. installing was a blast and my boy learned a thing or two about turning a wrench!
