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Posted by: Stich
« on: August 03, 2012, 10:45:09 PM »

Yes! Can you say MONSTER JEEP?  ;)
Posted by: NoCoWillys
« on: August 03, 2012, 07:34:44 PM »

My other jeep is a 1990 YJ I got when I was in high school. �Over the years it has grown up from a non running 4.2L to a fuel injected 4.0. �From stock 28" tires, to 35" to 47". �Yes, you can get too big.

Comparison Shot from when I went from 35s to the 395x75R20 tires.


Finished shot in front of my buddies stock tj. �My f250 barely visible on the other side of it.



I've done all the wrenching over the years and most of the fab work in my garage. �Any questions let me know. �Soon I'll be knifing it again and going to smaller axles. �The current 2.5 ton rockwells don't make it easy to put smaller tires on for emissions testing. �So for now... I can't renew my plates until I can get smaller tires back on it.