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Ok, so I received most of my parts today for the front 4 link coilover suspension.
The first thing I opened was the 1.25" rod ends..
Then I opened the brackets. More on what's planned for these later.
I also got my Fox 14" 2.0 emulsion coilovers. But they forgot to ship the coils. Not sure what happened there. I'll check tomorrow on that. I'll get some pics of them tomorrow.
I also picked up my 1 3/4" DOM link material and bolts. I also got a good start on a new extra heavy duty crossmember.
More pics soon.
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BTW: Pretty sure they typically ship the shocks and coils separately. Or at least that was the experience with two friends. i think its because they don't stock them with coils on there as there are so many combo's for spring rates.
You are right. I called and Eibach was out of 250's in red, so they didn't send the order out. It worked out better though. I had them change my order to 250/350 in silver. Def didn't want red. They shipped today and will be here Monday.
I got quite a bit done today. The new crossmember and lower link brackets are in. Uppers tomorrow. I need the truss to finish the axle end. But it's all looking good so far.
More pics soon.
MB
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Glad to see it coming along. Your tribute thread was the first build I read when I got my jeep so I'm anxious to see what you have planned next. Someday my cherokee will be as well built as your J200. Best of luck with your injury too.
First camping trip in my new truck. It was awesome. I made a quick truck tent with a nice 8x10 canvas. It poured with a vengeance all night the first night and it didn't leak one drop. Had a great time finally getting to enjoy my favorite thing. Being in the wilderness.
American Vintage 4x4
"Where four wheel drives are a way of life" www.AV4x4.com