Year & Model
2003 TJ Wrangler |
Engine
4.0L |
Transmission
NV3550 |
Transfer Case
NV231 AA SYE |
Front Axle
LP D44, Rubi locker w/ full bypass, inner &
outer Alloy USA axles, Warn 5x5.5" manual
hub conversion |
Rear Axle
D44 w/ARB locker, inner & outer Alloy USA 35
spline axles |
Gear Ratio
5.13 |
Suspension
4.5" RE springs, custom trussed triangulated
4-link LA, Currie steering with RE adj. track bar |
Tires
35" TrXus MTs |
Wheels
17" 5x5.5 spoke American Racing |
Recovery
Warn XD9000i, two 3/4" d-ring shackles
front, two 3/4" d-ring points on rear bumper |
Armor
Rock Hard sliders, Blue Torch diff covers, RR
steering skid, custom front bumper with Warn hoop |
Accessories
Currie Anti-Rock, VIAIR OBA, Hella lights,
extinguishers, etc. |
Future Mods
Savvy gas tank skid, hand throttle, new house
with a bigger garage! |
Clubs
BC4X4.com, bcjeepclub.ca, crawlinbc.com |
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INSTALLED PRODUCTS
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Audio, CB, & Electrical |
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Body |
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Engine |
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Interior |
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Recovery |
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Suspension |
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Tires & Wheels |
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Transfer Case |
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Previous 2002 TJ (stock except 31's) and
now my 2003 TJ Sport. Current has been
rebuilt to include an RE 4.5" spring
LA with Fox 2.0 adjustable shocks. D44
front and trussed D44 rear custom trussed
triangulated 4-link LA, geared 5.13. Rear
D44 is ARB locked, Alloy USA 35 spline
axles. Front D44 has stock Rubi locker
with by passes, inner & outer Alloy
USA axles, CTM U-joints, Currie
CurrectLync steering, RE .25" lower
control arm mounts, RE upper passenger
pillar w/ RE small flex ball with Warn
manual hubs. VIAIR Constant Duty OBA to
run lockers and tools. 35" TrXus
M/T's, custom made front bumper and Warn
hoop, Warn winch plate, Warn XD9000i,
Currie Anti-Rock, Rock Hard sliders, Xenon
6" flares, RR steering box skid
plate, Rock Hard rear swing away with 2
j-can mounts, 2" receiver hitch in
bumper with two 3/4" shackles, two
3/4" shackles on the front bumper.
It's a work in progress and is the reason
why I've joined JeepForum.com to be able
to seek info. on the best way to get this
built properly, in the right order and
cost effectively.
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