Sparksalot
Supporting Member
I get that from the front.Today I made a donation to the state to get myself a specialty tag. I figure this will give people pause from 50 feet away.
View attachment 267729
Building the SS(V) TrailHoe
- Thread starter Bill 1960
- Start date
Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.
Good work by TireRack and UPS. Ordered these Wednesday and delivered on Saturday. 
Grabber X3 MT 35/12.5/17 in load range C, from which I hope to get a nice soft ride.
The lift, meanwhile, is meandering around in the ****** of LTL freight.
Eight days and counting.
Last edited:
Tonny
Full Access Member
Keen to see how these rubbers look on the rims!View attachment 268032 Good work by TireRack and UPS. Ordered these Wednesday and delivered on Saturday.
Grabber X3 MT 35/12.5/17 in load range C, from which I hope to get a nice soft ride.
The lift, meanwhile, is meandering around in the ****** of LTL freight.
Eight days and counting.
PatDTN
Full Access Member
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2016
- Posts
- 587
- Reaction score
- 402
This thread has real promise. I wanted a Wrangler because my neighbors take me out wheeling in theirs and it's a blast but for every 3 days wheeling it spends a day in the shop getting expensive repairs.
Sparksalot
Supporting Member
I had a chance today to look at the body creases on the bumper, and peek at the washer fluid tank.
the crease would make a nice cut line, similar to the border patrol cut. The washer tank is below that. The dark/clean line in the fender liner is the approximate bottom of it.
@Bill 1960 you mentioned not much structure to your bumper. My guess is your rig had the cut done previously, but a new bumper was hung on it to help the sale. That explains your mismatched washer tank.
the crease would make a nice cut line, similar to the border patrol cut. The washer tank is below that. The dark/clean line in the fender liner is the approximate bottom of it.
@Bill 1960 you mentioned not much structure to your bumper. My guess is your rig had the cut done previously, but a new bumper was hung on it to help the sale. That explains your mismatched washer tank.
@Sparksalot yeah no doubt mine was chopped before. There was nothing below the front frame except the skin.
Sparksalot
Supporting Member
The look is growing on me.
Ilikemtb999
Full Access Member
Your washer bottle looks just like the one mine had, bracket included. My bumper was also cut and I’ve got full skid plates from the bumper bracket to past the t-case. Also came with strut spacers up front and rear lift springs. It was upfitted by a place in California.
Out with the old...
I spent the morning measuring and recording all the ride height, track width, alignment values before etc. Took a bunch of photos in case I need to refresh my memory on anything later.
The afternoon I removed all the front suspension and differential. Nothing rusted in place, seized, or challenging. Found a Rio Grande river rock on the skid plate.
I spent the morning measuring and recording all the ride height, track width, alignment values before etc. Took a bunch of photos in case I need to refresh my memory on anything later.
The afternoon I removed all the front suspension and differential. Nothing rusted in place, seized, or challenging. Found a Rio Grande river rock on the skid plate.
Last edited:
Similar threads
