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Well long story short, when i bought my jeep, it had a shitty rubicon express lift with an adjustable front track bar that was giving the jeep death wobble. Included in this rubicon express lift were brake line extension brackets (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) and 3" bumpstop extensions in which im...

Heres my old 4 door on an evo leveling kit with 35" trail graps Wheeling Before i cut my flares My current 2 door on the evo leveling kit with 35" mud graps Sorry i accidentally hit reply [emoji85][emoji85][emoji85]

I was drawn to wayalife after purchasing my first jeep, i was doing a few things to it and stumbled upon eddies awesome videos. Over 3 years on this forum and I've enjoyed every bit of it. Ive loved every wayalife wheeling trip I've been on. Having just become a new father and involving my...

Good thing you got that fridge! Me and nick can keep the vagina tacos cool now!

I pick things up and put them down. An old picture of my work vehicle sitting next to my old jeep.

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I second this. The evo leveling kit on a two door is perfect. I cut my fenders bc i like the look but you wont have to cut them. No doubt in my mind i could run 37s on this leveling kit. I also agree on the switching out shocks, that seems to be the "worse" part if you can even count it as...

Yes! I got your PM but figured id reply on here for anyone that needs the information. One my previous 4 door, my rear rubbed A LOT worse then my front. For a while wheeling we actually feared slicing my tire open. The front wasn't so so bad on mine. I had only had my four door for a few months...

Anyone else see this? Im in the market for a tire carrier soon and am interested. Says it holds up to a 38" tire

Ill just leave this here [emoji23][emoji23] What a coward

Just looked on northern tool and the lincoln 140 and the hobart 140 also both have a duty cycle of 20% Edit: 20% duty cycle seems to be the norm for the 140 welders because even the millermatic 141 has a duty cycle of 20%

Yeah i did see that. I just wasnt sure if that was the normal or not bc miller nor lincolns website advertise their duty cycles. At least that i could find

Like i said, im not expecting to be a professional. Strictly an Admirer at the moment trying to turn into a hobbyist. I know aluminum is harder but i can only learn and practice if i have the equipment. I appreciate the advice, but theres no need to knock someone for asking a question. I was...

Thanks guys, after talking to a few friends and hearing everyones advice here, i think ive settled on two budget friendly options. Like i stated, i dont have 220 service right now so I'm leaning towards...

Im sure Im gonna catch shit for this because im not really sure where to post it lol. Im looking in learning to weld as I've been wanting to learn for a while now. Im looking for a MIG and would like to be able to weld up to 1/4" steel. Im not very knowledgeable in this area so someone please...

ARB Twin. Ive heard nothing but failures about Viair. Spend the money once Ive watched steves (cozdudes) ARB twin fill like 5 rigs tires all back to back to back. Anything from stock tires to 37s

As much as i hate to say it, we've used Steve's Milwaukee and my dewalt hand in hand, and his Milwaukee out performed my dewalt ten fold. It broke bolts mine couldn't all day long. Needless to say, he's converted me [emoji23]

I only took a few on my phone since sean was camera man! Then steve took crashes name literally and kissed a tree in him. Oh well

We got naked today [emoji48][emoji48][emoji48]

Awesome deal! Heres my two door on 35s with this kit! And heres my old 4 door with this kit on 35s! BUMP