New XJ(98), used lift

[NoCoastFocus]

Well, new because I just bought it and I recently installed a 3.5" RE super flex, some jks quickers, RE trackbar and shocks, rocklizard quarters, OME ss, .and some other misc stuff. I also trimmed a little of the fenders. I love how this thing performs on the trail now, but I think I need a little more bumpstop and a SYE for sure as I have a little vibe when taking off. And here are a few pics of the finished product...
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid211/pa4b398f5d992e331266392582997e1f6/ed82e035.jpg
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid211/p01c2977af31be16faaf00a314bc367f3/ed82e024.jpg

What do you all think? And does anyone run the RE hackntap?

[Frank Z]

Yep, with a front drive shaft. Works great.

[riverfever]

Looks good. I run that SYE and it's been fine for me. I use RE's driveshaft.

[GottaBeJeep]

Can't believe you guys didn't invite me wheelin'. :D Looks great. You did an awesome job on the trimming. Don't forget to read over my bumpstop article, just a few down from the trimming article, if you haven't already. Give me a call if you have anymore questions on anything. I have some 2" bumpstops in stock you can stack on what you have, or if you bring me a stack of hockey pucks, I'll drill them out for you so you can stack those. I recommend the hockey puck route since they are only a buck a piece or so. Next time you're in town, give me a call. And definately go for the hack and tap, it will be plenty strong enough for your setup. I abuse mine everyother weekend with no problems.

[NoCoastFocus]

Haha, we would have invited you Marty but you were already at wheeler lake. We took it up to the trail with China wall and it pretty much did everything no problem. I thought the wall was tougher but it is all about the line I guess. We would have rolled with you but we didn't get everything going until around 1 pm! Thanks again Marty for all your help...much appreciated. Anyone have an extra front drive shaft or know of a good place to pull one, thanks...

[GottaBeJeep]

I thought that looked like China Wall. Here is the trip report from Wheeler Lake: http://www.colorado4x4.org/vbb/showthread.php?t=72553

I would highly recommend skids and rock sliders before tackling this trail. It's not super difficult, but there are a lot of rocks that like to just jump up and bite you.:D We had a great time but it was a long day after helping the broken buggy. Anyways, give me a call, and I will keep you updated on my upcoming trail runs.