I didn't. I know the are not cj2 skinny but I'm not sure if I've seen any Cj's with wider ones.Did you find out if it has narrow leafs or wide ones?
Sure. I dont see why I need them. For most parts Ill hang on to most things I take off. Unless its like these. Just one off hard to find pieces Ill never put back on.Wanna trade those aluminum rocker guards for one piece rear axles?
You can get them both. Im not interested in the headache of selling one or hanging on to it.Yeah those are hard to find. I will actually trade for just the one side that I need and you can sell the other side to help fund the build if it works for you. It will sell. I will pull these shafts and holla one day.
Yeah I was glad to run across Joe. He was very informative today. After looking at the stance of the Jeep, and the condition of the bushings and springs. we decided the springs still looked like they have some life left in them. I picked up a new set of factory front shackles and bushing. The thing about the heavier shackles with bigger bolts I was going to have to run thinner bushing. While it already rides like a 70's KOH rig I didn't wanna lose any ride quality. The hardware looks like its ready for years of use and I can toss the stockers in the tool bag for spares. Also picked up a new windshield frame gasket. Mine was in terrible shape and leaked when it rained. I have a feeling Ill have to address some rust once I take the windshield frame off to replace the gasket. Before any of thing else is addressed a new steering stabilizer is going on this death trap. Im literally wore out from going to Clemson by Townville and back. I cringe when I hit bumps in the road at high speed meeting big trucks. Its stock so It has to be the major culprit because the rest of the steering is new. My wife dad spent a ton on it. I think the stabilizer was his only issue.Joe is good people.