Recent content by n_maher

Beautiful rig. Had this been for sale a year ago it'd already be sold.

Friendly bump and a link for the lazy... http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5520229380.html

More likely that the plural reference is talking about it having both the rear and center-locking-differentials (factory equipped). edit: to remove incorrect ARB info.

Love this rig and wish that the budget could support it. Best of luck with the sale!

Yeah, I submitted it the moment I saw it. :)

Sorry it took so long to reply... No SYE or drop kit is required for the LJ. The OME kit is fantastic, I've had it on multiple vehicles and it's performed well on all of them.

FYI - I submitted your truck to Bring a Trailer and it was featured in today's listing. I thought it was an extraordinary build and very worthy.

It's very simple to add heated seats to a JKU.

Best wishes, good luck, etc. I'll certainly be following the blog.

It rubs a little a full lock so minor adjustments to the steering stops will be done next next. I did manage to shoehorn the 32 onto the stock spare mount today.

No problem. I'm taking the LJ to work tomorrow so I'll test the steering at full lock and report back.

^^ I literally just picked it up last night and only had time to drive it home so not enough time yet to tell. But I did have those 32's mounted on stock Jeep steelies and they rubbed just a touch at full lock. The Ravine's have the same 5.5" of backspacing so it's likely that they'll rub a...

Here's my new-to-me '04 LJ. Bought it three weeks or so ago, bone stock. Phase I modifications are pretty much complete and included suspension (OME 2.5" w/ long travel shocks), tires (32x11.5 KM2s), minor aesthetic tweaks and a steering box skid. I should be picking up a new Khaki soft top...

All I can say is that I hope my LJ looks half as good when I'm done. Oh and I love those Stockton steelies, nice choice.

Simply awesome work. :smiley_drive: