LOL - remember when you had to drill the holes out to allow for 13mm/1/2" bolts to pass through?
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Meme King
Can you weld a washer on to make the hole smaller?
Disciple Off Road
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That’s exactly what the instructions still say hahaLOL - remember when you had to drill the holes out to allow for 13mm/1/2" bolts to pass through?
I Mean you could but being a sway bar link, it “should” be ok…..maybe lol they may need to include sleeve inserts for these to take up that empty real estate.
jeeeep
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right?? cursing and drilling and then tossing the drill in the trash because it was useless afterwards.LOL - remember when you had to drill the holes out to allow for 13mm/1/2" bolts to pass through?
jeeeep
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Disciple Off Road
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Meme King
Must be that hair gel infiltrating your muscle cells.
Disciple Off Road
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My wife has the same exact jeep. 2024 though. Be curious to follow this build
Has a nice stance on it. The 3.5” RJ lift is definitely yielding more, maybe 4”, but looks great with the 37’s. The 4.88’s are fun with the 37’s and 2.0L.
Looks great
DirtHeadDavis
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That looks great! Well done.
Cousin Clyde
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Nice work, looks great. Thanks for posting up. Good reference.
I think we will go more like 2” lift and 35s when the time comes. Definitely considering those toyos for the next set of tires. Nice step up from the stockers, but nothing too aggressive.
Disciple Off Road
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Sounds good!Thanks for the pic when the JK sells I might be bringing you my friends JL an my TJ
semicolon
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What a difference, looks great!
jesse3638
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Looks good. I also really like those tires. I have them in 37's on my Jeep and 275/70's on the van.