JAKE's 06 SOLID AXLE SWAPPED DCLB EAF & BS build

On an IFS jeep?

 

Yup. Grand Cherokee. Spent 30,000$ on some one else doing the work on his truck and running 37s. We started at 4pm and did not get the broken one out tell 3 the next morning. Then another 6 putting it back together. The guy did not touch it.... Not a thank you, kiss my ass, nothing. And I was the only one that has ever played with a rack...

 

Saw the site Jake. Solid start you have there. Make sure to complete the "About Us" part too. I know a lot of people that look at that part before they buy.

 

What do I add to that? I was gaving a hard time with that one.

 

Just sample some and you will see, Here is Front Range's who just put up a GB.

Front Range Off-Road Fabrication started simply with a passion for rockcrawling and 4-wheeling Toyota trucks. That same passion continues today, and is obvious in our continually expanding line of innovative products.
Our drive is simple, research, develop, and innovate. We do this by constantly pushing the envelope of what we want to drive, and what products we find demand for on the trail. While many of our products cross-over to street and show trucks, they were designed, built, tested, and refined on the hardest rockcrawling trails in existence. We are constantly testing under competitive rockcrawling conditions and on our local trails here in Colorado. We build rockcrawling parts to survive and thrive in the harshest conditions, so you, our customers, can have complete confidence in every product sold under the Front Range Off-Road name.
This is not a "fair weather riding" company. We are dedicated to outperforming everything else you can find, with products that will out live this truck, and the next.
So build it, wheel it, and we will see you on the rocks!

 

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Did you end up making an led bar deflector thing for yours?

 

No I put some vinyl down on my hood and that helped a thousand times over. There isn't really much glair now at all

 

Gotcha, my hood was bad, but mainly when there was snow on it, it was terrible.. and the windshield was getting sprayed with light. So yours must be set back farther so the roof line catches it.

 

You should be able to set your back a little bit farther back too?

 

Not without drilling more holes in the side panels. And I even if I get it back far enough for the windshield, it'll still hit the hood.

 

Well if we can get it off wind shield we can put some flat vinyl on the hood to to help with that

 

Yeah, think I'd rather just make a little deflector for it.

 

Alright, lets have another MOD day this weekend with Superbowl 2 weekends out.

Looking more to help then to do anything on my 2 wiring projects.

 

Hopefully the shok mat will be in by then

 

I still have my add a leaf project