This pains me :-\ After a trip to Europe last summer we realized at this point in our lives with young kids (hopefully one or 2 more in the near future), traveling with them is easier and more relaxing/enjoyable than rock crawling. With our telecommuting jobs we can take extended trips and work on the road, so we're selling Jezebel to fund an RV purchase. We'll probably end up with another JK or a SxS in a year or two. I doubt we could last long without something to wheel.
This has been a great rig, I've always tried to use components that would perform the best and last the longest. I never imagined I would be selling it. We have wheeled it hard and always enjoyed it. It has been flopped a few times and rolled once. Comes with an unpainted hood (with hood pin holes and highline already cut), I could just never get myself to paint it knowing how we wheel. In the back we currently have 2 car seats mounted to the tub (because twins). We also have a bench seat with mounts.
Engine/Trans/Tcase
Build thread can be found here: https://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?70958-Ben-and-Kami%92s-TJ-Overhaul
Price is $19,000. Located in St. George, UT. Contact via PM and we can call/text/email from there.
This has been a great rig, I've always tried to use components that would perform the best and last the longest. I never imagined I would be selling it. We have wheeled it hard and always enjoyed it. It has been flopped a few times and rolled once. Comes with an unpainted hood (with hood pin holes and highline already cut), I could just never get myself to paint it knowing how we wheel. In the back we currently have 2 car seats mounted to the tub (because twins). We also have a bench seat with mounts.
Engine/Trans/Tcase
- 2003 6.0L LQ4. Completely stock, and has always ran great for us.
- Drive by wire, harness and tune by Wayne Hartwig.
- 3 Quart Accusump oil accululator.
- Radiator is a PWR with a built in shroud and 2 spal fans.
- Transmission is a TH400 recent build by Monster Transmissions. I used a standard valve body/shift pattern on this one. My previous setup used a reverse pattern manual valve body, and I like this setup a lot better. Cooler with a dedicated fan.
- Atlas is a 4.3:1 2 speed with cable shifters. Clocked flat. Roark atlas mount - although it's not currently being used. 32 spline 1310 yokes front and rear.
- Art Carr shifter that's now labeled incorrectly (went from RMVB to standard shift pattern)
- Front end is an '86 Ford Kingpin
- Yukon alloy shafts on inner and outers
- Yukon drive flanges
- 14 bolt with pinion guard, disc break conversion and lip shaved off
- 5.13's and spools front and rear
- Barnes diff covers front and rear. Rear is the high clearance shave cover
- Tom Wood's driveshafts.
- 14" Fox 2.0 Coilovers on all 4 corners.
- Eibach springs
- Fox 2.0 Air Bumps on all 4
- Front spring rates are 200 over 275
- Rear spring rates are 175 over 250
- 4 limit straps
- QA1 Heims
- 4 link rear, 3 link/panhard front - suspension has always worked great
- 12voltguy switch panel. All relays are behind the dash in a very easy to troubleshoot wiring layout.
- Autometer gauges - oil pressure and engine temp connected. Speedo and Tach are not connected.
- Currently running a E2000 with a pickup at the bottom of 10 gallon polymer tank.
- Braided lines all around and only used Russell AN fittings.
- Tires are 40" Trepadors with decent tread left. Always avoided asphalt like the plague. One currently has a single plug.
- Walker Evans wheels. Rock rash on rings, no major damage.
- Winch is a Warn XD9000i with amsteel 5/16"x125' synthetic rope that is a few years old at this point. Controls are in cab.
- Summit Machine aluminum fairlead
- Cage is 1.75x.120 DOM professionally built
- Frame modification to clear coilovers, suspension setup and exhaust were all professionally done
- Boat sides were done professionally also - grafted into tub. We've pivoted the whole rig around these sides, they're stout
- Brand new Optima red top (sticker is 11/16)
- Two fire extinguishers mounted
- Roof is a single piece of 1/8" aluminum
- Steering is a full Howe system with a single ended ram
- Tie rod is a Summit Machine 1.25" 7071 aluminum
- Engine hoop mounted inside the grill (didn't want the look of a big stinger, but the hood paid the price).
- PRP seats with Simpson 5 point harnesses and shoulder pads
Build thread can be found here: https://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?70958-Ben-and-Kami%92s-TJ-Overhaul
Price is $19,000. Located in St. George, UT. Contact via PM and we can call/text/email from there.