Only in Australia

[Anonymous]

Just poetic licence..."old man emu can run the pants off a kangaroo..."



(he can't really...a roo would leave a 'mu choking in its dust...)

I see.

[Blazor]

Interesting Brick, I didnt know that on the origin. You are right that they are good, on the Jeep forum I get on they are highly recommended. For cheaper but good, its Zone, more expensive is Currie and Savvy. OME is right above midgrade, but best for the cost. The whole kit was $1500. Came with JKS front and rear track bars, JKS front (quick disconnect) and rear sway bar links, and bumpstops.

[Bricktop]

Er....cool...that's great...JKS and bumpstops huh.... ac_dunno

[Blazor]

Er....cool...that's great...JKS and bumpstops huh.... ac_dunno

Because of lifting the vehicle, I need to recenter the axles, so I need adjustable track bars, and JKS was the brand that came in the kit. I wanted to go Metalcloak brand, but stuck with the kit. Also thats the brand of front and rear sway bar links I got. The fronts are quick disconnect so I get flexy! And do things like this...



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[Bricktop]

Looks like fun...

[Blazor]

Looks like fun...

My son use to love it when I flew threw a river and parted that bitch like Moses and the Red Sea lol. Waves nearly 30 feet in the air and coming down on ya lol. I take the doors and top off too usually. I've yet to of folded the windshield down though, one day!

[priscilla1961]

Er....cool...that's great...JKS and bumpstops huh.... ac_dunno

Because of lifting the vehicle, I need to recenter the axles, so I need adjustable track bars, and JKS was the brand that came in the kit. I wanted to go Metalcloak brand, but stuck with the kit. Also thats the brand of front and rear sway bar links I got. The fronts are quick disconnect so I get flexy! And do things like this...



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[Blazor]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

[Anonymous]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

And make party. ac_toofunny

[Bricktop]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

One mistake and you're in the market for new wheels.

[Anonymous]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

It looks like it would cause damage to the Jeep.

[Blazor]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

And make party. ac_toofunny

You know it!  

[Blazor]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

One mistake and you're in the market for new wheels.

True, but I dont usually do stuff that I dont feel confident about doing.



I do need new wheels though lol. Just got new tires, 31x10.5 BFGoodrich All Terrain KO2s. Figured pay off the lift then maybe new wheels next year, I want black ones. The ones I have now are factory and they have clear coat failure, plus a couple chips.

[Blazor]

 

Thats not me, but I know how to have fun!  ac_dance

It looks like it would cause damage to the Jeep.

Nope, not if you have good components underneath. They have independent control arms that allow them to do that. I just replaced all 8 of them. Flexing is normal for a Jeep  



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[Bricktop]

I'll guarantee you that the owner of that vee-hickle has spent a LOT of money on repairs to the bodywork.