Recent content by Jeeperman

x3 for junkyard 8.8 backing plates. The bolt holes for the ZJ backing plate won't line up with the 8.8. I just picked up some 8.8 disc brake backing plates from Terry's (over by Six States in Ogden) for 25 ish bucks a piece and threw the ZJ pads, rotors, and e-brake pads on.

I think this would be awesome! I'll cast one more vote for Dust To Glory, the donations, and doing it after NPLD. All awesome ideas! :)

That whole list is pretty hilarious, the Tiddy Bear is one of my favorites :laughing:

:rofl:That's hilarious...especially the "demonstration shots" Lmy9R_WtPbg&feature=player_embedded

I think they both have their advantages, but I'm going to cast another vote for the ZJ. I do like the look of the WJ's lifted and so on, but I love the ZJ's. I agree with gravesdiggers points and I'm personally not a huge fan of the 4.7. They're pretty peppy and as Cody said, they sound...

same here, on both accounts, lol. That and getting down on your knees to look underneath a random rig in a parking lot or wherever :greg:

Awesome pics, I wish I could have made it down there to watch you guys! I'll be there in October, though.....hopefully. :squint: Mom (SublimeTime/one of the judges) said you guys were awesome, here's her caption to one of the pictures of you guys she threw up on facebook: "Team Mountain...

Thanks, Tacoma, I appreciate the help. Evidently they are only offered through the dealer at this point and I can't find used ones, anywhere. Meh, at least I work for said dealer, so it's not as bad as it could be :)

x2!! ..so when are you making these for the rest of us, Tacoma? :D

Does anyone know where I could find both case halves (new or used) for a TJ Rubicon 241 other than the dealer?

Another vote for how awesome they are. I threw some on the ZJ after it got long arms and I love them. I've had them on for about 8 months now and they're wearing pretty well, they're fantastic offroad, and they ride pretty smooth and quite on the freeway, too.

Very nice :cool: I'm particularly jealous of the 70-300. Did you find out where all the brake fluid was leaking out on the MMP Jeep?

Just start calling them "lesbians", instead :) Really? It's off of I Love You, Man! guilty :guilty: ...no worries, though, right? :D

One more :) picking which tool she needs from the tool kit she got with the Jeep. Clearly she's already thinking the fenders need some trimming to fit some bigger tires...that's my girl :D

Awesome pictures, Jason! What kind of camera/lens are you using? I, too, thought the tire grooving was pretty badass :cool: