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Just buttoned up my under hood work lights today.... These are such a friggin godsend....

I just recently purchased a dewalt cordless impact. I had a full set of 18v xrp cordless tools, drill, skill saw, jig saw, and sawzall so why not one more...but I get these at a very steep discount as I know someone who works for said company....have to say, if you go this route be sure to get...

Also, finished buttoning up my switches and wiring this weekend

So finally got out wheelin...updated pics I can feel the bind in the stock suspension I have the RK stock mod only at this point...

I have gone out twice now with my 35-RT's. The grip is good. They do tend to cake a bit in the deep mud but they do clear well with good wheel speed. Wet rocks they stick like glue, on road as well, can't say enough good things about the wet performance. Where I wheel most is a good mix of...

I have gone out twice now with my 35-RT's. The grip is good. They do tend to cake a bit in the deep mud but they do clear well with good wheel speed. Wet rocks they stick like glue, on road as well, can't say enough good things about the wet performance. Where I wheel most is a good mix of...

Took fam out for a little wheeling at local state forest.....had a blast...not the best shots but you get the point

Any Wayalifers gunna be there? Would love to meet up. Heading up with my boy.

cont.... Driveshafts: Notes: Went with Adams 1310's front and rear. The stock front DS was hitting (crossmember and exhaust roughly at same time due to angle) at full droop after lift was installed. Good quality product and good support. Install went without a hitch. Next on the list: New...

cont.... Then backup lights and rear fascia, trampstamp: Notes: For my uses carrying the spare all the time didn't make sense, so I was looking for a simple clean ass end, enter the EVO Rear Fascia and D rings. I wanted some enhanced backup lighting as well, have lots of little ones in my...

What's up Wayalifers!! Been here for a while and really enjoy the forum. The experience here has been very valuable to me and I appreciate it. I thought I would share my newby experience building up my JKR with others, I have found the build threads very helpful and hope I can contribute. So...

Went over to buds house....got my new driveshafts in....in the absence of a lift a good sturdy tree will do lol No trees were harmed in the shooting of this photo

Took me fishin with my boy, a little wheelin as well....

Pick of them in 35 on the trail today

Driveshafts came !!!

Oh, OP sorry didn't address the weight comment, I am not weighted an extreme amount. I have bumper skid and winch in front and close to nothing in rear with just a fascia. I can't give you measurements but I know I got closer to 3" with the RK springs...here are some good pics of stance before...

Yeah man it worked out well... The loomage..... Nice and clean...

I have a white 2014 JKR. Bought it new, built it up over the last seven months or so, made some mistakes but not one regret, not one. I knew precious little about certain things and my build has taught me many things, which is the way I like to do things. Each mistake has cost me AND taught me...

Same as much above...was 10 or 12 (honestly my brain cells hurt trying to remember lol). A friend of my dad's came over with a done up white CJ...was love at first site....but she would have to wait....then I met her again reincarnated this past year!!!! My first love...lol