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Awesome cj. Do I understands right that you are using a completely new tub or just doing a shit ton of welding to fix the old one? Either way bravo. Can't wait to see it come along.

The hitch upside down is a great idea. I found one of online these and it serves its purpose.

Rock hard for the last six or so years. Amazing good quality. I got mine with the recessed winch mount and that's hard to find these days.

Sorry to beat a dead horse here but I could use some opinions. Situation is that I'm selling my 2 door having just bought an unlimited rubicon. Warn Zeon 8 on the 2 door is fairly new. Should I move the Zeon 8 over to the heavier 4 door and call it good, or sell the 8 with the 2 door and buy the...

Finally got a chance to check out the video. She came out great. Can't get over how great that color looks. Overall incredible job. How you threw it all back together and didn't seem to ding the fresh paint I'll never know lol. And the drive back in the snow was hilarious.

I'm from Texas so this is ok

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It's crazy that one machine will do 110,230 mig tig and stick.

Congrats! Interested to see a review on it when you get it.

Man where have I been I didn't know you got a duramax. Congrats [emoji106]. .....really like those wheels

Well as much as I love my 2 door the thought of cramming it full and still having room for girl and dog for a 2 week trip to Colorado and Utah seemed daunting. So while kicking around the idea of looking at a 4 door for the extra space and maaaaaybe even a rubicon for lockers/sway disconnect/...

A pr44 is superior in every way to a sleeved and gusseted d30. In fact sleeves are essentially a waste and offer no real benefit. Gussets are all that's needed. In the end it depends on how hard you wheel. Many people get away with a gusseted d30 on 35s with no taller a gear than 4.88s. Over...

Very cool. Looking forward to the build

Not alot of room for such a small garage but it gets the job done.

Damn Eddie that came out even better than I thought it would. Awesome

Yeah check out the m12 fuel 3/8 impact wrench. They sell the impact driver at Home Depot but you can get the square head version that accepts sockets online.

Just picked up the Milwaukee m12 3/8 impact fuel. Great tool. Small enough to get easily in an engine bay and blew me away with taking lug nuts off.

Six point. Less likely to round a bolt head with an impact.

I am I interested in their air actuated version. Not a lot out there on them.

Super clean. Looks like a museum piece but I know you'll actually have some fun with it. Great job