Uniframe stiffners

ColoradoRaptor · Feb 6, 2008

Several weeks ago I came across this www that had precut uniframe stiffners for the XJ. Well I bookmarked it and then the harddrive crashed.............Now I cannot remember what www or find it again!?!? If anyone has some info please post it. Thanks!! And yes I searched the crap out of the forums before I posted this.

redneck23ms · Feb 6, 2008

http://www.tntcustoms.com/webV5/xjstiffeners.asp

ColoradoRaptor · Feb 6, 2008

It wasn't T&T. I remember reading something about JeepSpeed and tried their www with no success. Thanks!

aparke4 · Feb 6, 2008

tempermental racing for front stiffeners

sjkimmel99 · Feb 6, 2008

Here's XJEEPER's thread documenting his install of T&T stiffeners and the precut front unibody rail plates from Temper-Mental along with a bunch of other stuff) he did.

http://www.temper-mentalracing.net/services.htm
buildup thread
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=913774

Starboard M · Feb 6, 2008

Make your own:

Took me about 4 hours total including drilling the holes, but you have to do that with the TMR ones as well.

jwtrapper · Feb 6, 2008

There ya go and when you finish yours you can do mine.

Put that plasma cutter to work!!

NCCherokee · Feb 6, 2008

http://www.currieenterprises.com/cestore/product.aspx?id=2539

i think this might be what you are looking for, the currie unibody stiffiners that tie in the front and rear suspension points.

XjRomper · Feb 6, 2008

You can also try www.tandjperformance.com. This site has loots of frame strengthining goodies. They also have the jeepspeed stuff you saw on the site. I'm pretty sure this is what you were looking at. Good Luck!!!

XjRomper · Feb 6, 2008

http://www.tandjperformance.com/products-jeepspeed.htm
This page has a couple different stiffners for you! Check it out.

cal · Feb 6, 2008

There are the Detours USA ones that incorporate a rock rail and frame stiffener into one. Its a pretty nice setup.

http://www.detoursusa.com/xjrokslyders.php

Skullver · Feb 6, 2008

Starboard M said:
Make your own:

Took me about 4 hours total including drilling the holes, but you have to do that with the TMR ones as well.

cool deal, turned out nice. Just FYI the TMR plates are clamp and weld, no drilling required, they come with 1.25" holes for rosettes and a hole for the access to the UCA bolt

tcm glx · Feb 6, 2008

TNT's are nice!! And the TMR as also very nice for the front!

JNickel101 · Feb 6, 2008

XjRomper said:
http://www.tandjperformance.com/products-jeepspeed.htm
This page has a couple different stiffners for you! Check it out.

Maybe i'm not looking at this right, but it seems to me that these kits would preclude you from using any sort of rock sliders that bolt to the unibody/frame....

cal · Feb 6, 2008

JNickel101 said:
Maybe i'm not looking at this right, but it seems to me that these kids would preclude you from using any sort of rock sliders that bolt to the unibody/frame....

Why would it? You drill new holes, just like you drilled them without the stiffeners?

JNickel101 · Feb 6, 2008

it looks like that "rod" runs the length of the frame rail...

EDIT: the ones that just "plate" the frame rail, yes, I know you can just drill new holes....but the one that bolts to the CA mounts and the rear leaf spring mount....well, it just looks like it would get in the way, right?

Starboard M · Feb 6, 2008

Skullvarian said:
cool deal, turned out nice. Just FYI the TMR plates are clamp and weld, no drilling required, they come with 1.25" holes for rosettes and a hole for the access to the UCA bolt

Yeah, I understand that the TMR plates do not require drilling, but I wanted a fair amount of plug welds, which I would have had to drill on the TMRs anyway.

JNickel101 said:
it looks like that "rod" runs the length of the frame rail...

EDIT: the ones that just "plate" the frame rail, yes, I know you can just drill new holes....but the one that bolts to the CA mounts and the rear leaf spring mount....well, it just looks like it would get in the way, right?

Thats correct. You would have to make your own sliders. That specific one is designed for the desert, meaning most dont have sliders.

ColoradoRaptor · Feb 6, 2008

Starboard M said:
Make your own:

Took me about 4 hours total including drilling the holes, but you have to do that with the TMR ones as well.

That was my original idea as I have just purchased a plasma and welder. These stiffners that I am refering to look simular to what you have posted. They are 3/16, 3piece/side and weld on both sides running the full length of the uniframe. Probably will stick with my original plan and build them along with my bumpers. I was just wondering I anyoneelse here had run across the same www. They are a good deal for those that cannot build their own! NAXJA

ColoradoRaptor · Feb 6, 2008

jwtrapper said:
There ya go and when you finish yours you can do mine.
Put that plasma cutter to work!!

It will cost ya atleast a sixpack of Guiness!!...............:cheers: :gee:

jwtrapper · Feb 7, 2008

ColoradoRaptor said:
It will cost ya atleast a sixpack of Guiness!!...............:cheers: :gee:

I bet we can work something out.

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