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I set the motor in and got the mounts welded up. Built and installed the trans this week. tore down the np205 and installed a 27 spline input, installed a 32 spline front output and installed my 1410 yokes. Also modded the shift rail for twin sticks.

Added a couple of things to the cj today. Got a good deal on some tube fenders and rock sliders. Moved my led signal lights to the side of the grill under the fenders.

Haven't had much time to tinker with it lately, but I have the front spring situation under control now. These are 6" springs for a Ford.

That is sweet

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The wife seen the pics and the first thing she said was,"Now he won't have room for all his snacks." lol

Is it one of your bossman's old ones? The cheaper the better on the coils.

Looks good.

Cage looks good. Do you know where I can find some 8" xj lift coils?

Yea, known him for a while. shhh.......don't tell anyone. lol:rofl: I think he needs to post some pics of the xj hack in this section.

like this? I think I'm gonna leave it red and just paint the wheels.

I stuck it back in so I can move it around till I get new ones.

I know the links look small, but it is in the preliminary stages to make sure everything works. They are gonna be 1 3/4 tubing when I get it all figured out. I know that it is not your typical setup, but it worked extremely well on the other rig.

Well did away with the radius arms on the front. Copied a design that seemed to work great on another yj I looked at.

Playing at the sand pit.

Well I went to move the cj today and the battery was almost completely dead. Charged it for a while and started checking things all over again. This time there was a draw. Started pulling fuses with no change, pulled the alternator wiring. Still had draw so I pulled the bulkhead at the...

Decided to take the links off of the rear and go with leafs. Had a set of 3/4 ton dodge rear springs that are 52" long. Used those because of the offset of the tie bolt. Added 4" of arch and an extra leaf. Have to move the rear hanger to the rear of the frame where the bumper bolts on because...

Pulled the axle to install a new seal and this is what I found. :Insane:

Finished drilling and trimming the wheels to fit.

Started drilling wheels today