Well I'm slowly making progress on my Jeep. I've been working 7 days a week so I've been trying to find bits of time in between to get things done. Had a little pile of parts sitting in the garage that were just aching to get installed.
First up was a JKS 3.5 JSpec suspension system with Fox 2.0 IFP shocks. Also installed their adjustable LCA's and drag link flip. Don't have any pictures of the install as I got tunnel vision pretty badly.
Pile of parts ready to go on!
Here's what she looks like after the suspension install but still on factory rubber.
Had quite the debacle with my tires so while I was waiting I went ahead and painted the rings on my Slabs. The color came out very close, maybe just a little darker than the Jeep. No big deal... They'll get thrashed anyways.
Tires finally showed up along with a front 1310 driveline from Adams and an AEV Procal. Time to get to work!
Got 4 out of 5 tires mounted up and ran into a problem with one of the inserts in the wheels. There were a couple on each wheel that needed to be screwed in a little further to make them flush, but on the last wheel I couldn't screw one in any further. Looks like the threads in the wheel are galled up a little and I didn't have the right tap. I'll borrow one from work today and hopefully finish mounting the tires tonight.
So I moved on to installing the driveline. Super simple install only took about 20 minutes or so.
So my caster is currently sitting at 5.2 and I don't seem to have any vibes. I still plan on slow decreasing the caster to improve my pinion angle but don't want to start on that until I'm on the new tires. Just plan on raising the pinion until I don't like the way it handles.
So that's where it sits right now. Have some more parts on order that haven't showed up yet. Currently waiting on EVO sliders and rock skins, Switch Pro's, set of Rigid Dually spots and A-pillar mounts, and set of Rigid Dually Floods that I'll mount to the tire carrier as rear facing lights.
As always, comments, questions or suggestions are always welcome.