Recent content by billboarder

where can i read more on this? who is organizing it?

how much are you looking to get for the sonys?

what size rim are they for?

i dont have it at the moment, but ill def get them if theyre still around when i do(a month max). so hopefully no one else will want them, haha. good luck in selling everything, ill let you know as soon as i have appropriated funds.

where are you in nc?

hey im in charlotte too. where did you move from, where in charlotte are you now? what are you running?

agreed, no need to get a new axle if youre going to be at 33's or less for any amount of time; just get a lockright. you will be amazed at the added traction, and its super easy to install yourself. even if you do go to 33's, as long as you arent running it too hard on the trail, the d35 will be...

that is the sexiest thing i have ever seen

i hate you, hahahah. that is amazing. teach me the ways of fabrication!!! seriously dude, that is awesome

seriously, go to walmart. you can get two lights with a wiring kit (i think its "blazer offroad" or something like that, they are rectangular about 2" high and 5" across. they fit very nicely) for around $20. i have helped 5 or 6 of my friends install them and it is so easy.

how much would shipping be to 28226?? thanks, -bill

you dont need rsx 9000's. that is a waste of money. shocks do one thing: control how easily the spring (whether it be coil or leaf) is allowed to compress. all shocks allow for compression, so offroad there will be little difference. the only difference you will notice will be on the street, and...

79 cj7 95% restored, 35's, brand new 258 i6. theres more to it, its posted for sale on here with a picture ( http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=20315 ). what are the specs on the xj?

hey guys, i hate to do it, but i have to sell my cj. i am going to school in the mountains next year and have to get something a little bit more suited to the climate. a little info on the car: +located in charlotte, nc +1979 cj-7 +FRESHLY rebuilt 258 i-6 (i have been driving on it for 2...

i had bushwackers on my old cherokee, they were great but for me, not worth the $300 i paid for them. really easy install; just mark, cut, drill, and mount. yeah it wasnt THAT simple, but i did it in a day, and im not bob villa (or his automotive counterpart). if the money isnt an issue, i say...