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Not my actual picture but close enough for government work.

This edge into This groove.

I'm glad to see toyo now offering this size in a "D" rated tire. This is great news as I'm about ready to move up to 37's. Just looking at the specs I'm hoping there is a misprint on their site. It shows the 37/12.5 as a 99 pound tire vs the 37/13.5 as a 93 pound tire. I can't see a skinnier...

Who's the Louisiana guy? Just because I'm from/in Louisiana also.

Not a jeep but still make me think of this post.

This movie explains everything you need to know for the future....sad

If you were driving I-10 through Louisiana in a black Jku pulling a white enclosed trailer and possibly Virginia plate, I was the crazy guy in the blue car. I was pointing at your wayalife sticker and just trying to say hi. Lol

This is the one stud that's stripped. As I said you could buy a new stud from auto parts store and change it out for cheap. They are heavy and Cali is far. That's why shipping is high.

For reference. The right side is the Evo spring and the left is a 2" spacer and factory spring. I tried to level the horizon as best as possible.

Evo level and 35's stock finders.

I'm hoping to use some extra money for Jeep mods. I was planning on getting a 3" Enforcer, but after the leveling kit install I'm comfortable for another year or so (yeah right). Instead I'm debating the EVO sliders and PS rear quarter panels or re-gearing from 3.73's to 4.88's with an eaton...

Here's when I bought them and mounted. It's hard to see. I paid $1500 for all 5 rims and tires.

Looks brand new again inside and out. She actually didn't do it for my birthday, she did it for herself. I work 14 days on a 14 days off and mentioned I had to put my top back on before going to work. She suggested I take her car and leave her with the jeep. After three days she said she wants...

I'm upgrading my coils and pulling my leveling kit. I've decided to give my spacers to a guy from my gym who's temporarily been laid off. I'm looking for someone who's will to donate some shock extension brackets to the package so he can put it on his jeep. Just wanting to spread some jeep love.

I'm not sure where I read it, but I seen a article once comparing torque wrenches. It spanned a very large price range. Believe it or not but the harbor freight wrench was the most accurate over the whole test. It did state that durability was not tested though. For the price of the HF wrench...

Here's my LOD with powerplant. I like the bumper just wish the pad-eyes were as beefy as the poison spyders are on my back bumper.

Awesome video! Loved the guy backing up after everyone went at it head first.

Finally filled that space in my front bumper!

need something better than stock.

I decided to go with LineX after reading a lot of posts and seeing the different options in person. I was just about to call my local shop.