BenDiesel
NAXJA Forum User
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- lynnwood washington
for 10k dose it come with the jeep?
for 10k dose it come with the jeep?
Is it possible to order the kit in stages?
for 10k dose it come with the jeep?
for 10k dose it come with the jeep?
for 20k, yes. i'll even deliver it.
Pre Bent interior Sport Cage
Front upper shock mounts
Chassis stiffener kit
Front suspension kit (upper and lower arms)
Front Coil Springs
Heavy Duty steering kit
Steering box brace
Performance track bar
Rear leaf springs
Rear shackles
Four 2.5" smooth body shocks
30 gallon stock location fuel cell
Fuel pump and fuel cell filler neck
2 race seats
2 race 5 point harness
2 window nets
4 suspension limit straps
Heavy duty radiator with thermostat and housing
Battery isolator switch
Front axle gusset kit
Heavy duty motor mount plate kit
Race style motor mounts
amber and blue warning lights
5 BFGoodrich 15x10.50 All terrain or Mud Terrain KM2 tires
5 American Racing 15x7 wheels
Is that why the shocks etc are not listed because they will price the kit with whatever you like? Is there an easy way on the site to locate the individual items in the webshop?
whose coils/leaves and what height? Your price seems very reasonable i like what you guys are doing for the community, hopefully it will help it to increase in size.
2.5 shocks, means 2.5 shocks of your choice, Bilstein, Fox, FOA, etc... And 5100's will never survive a race... no non resi 2.0 will.Quoting the dude who had posted above and not received an answer, what I mean was that it doesn't say "Bilstein 5100's" or "No name brand walmart specials" or whatever else like it does for the tires and wheels. The stuff that is branded vs the stuff that T&J fabbed themselves
the way i see it, if youve got the cash in hand, to fully build (or atleast source parts) in 1, giant step, and you're interested in the t&j kit, then a call or even a visit to t&j would be your best bet.
the 'kit' list is just too vague, allways has been (i understand why, differant cars need differant stuff, obviously a rig still running stock axles doesnt need the same prep a competitive car does)