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If you do decide on a cj5 another smart thing to do is put a tilt column with a smaller steering wheel. I even pushed my column up as much as possible for even more leg room.

Hi. Really up to you. I think there is pros and cons to both. The cj7 seems to be a lil more road worthy when running big tires/lift also more space inside specially when your 6'6". Off road I personally prefer the cj5 with narrow axles. I seem to go places 7's can't just because of the shorter...

Wow! Didn't think that was possible. Even with beefed up axles. Guys?

Hi. Your lift is stiff? I believe that is what you mean? Rough country does have that reputation. Any good brand name steering stabilizer will do the job. I like Rancho and fox for stabilizers. Good luck

Looks good. I'm sure it will do the job great. And you prob didn't drop 2K on the setup!

Listen to steelheadz. Sure sounds like your 4x4 linkage. Good luck!

I hear ya. I remove my rear seat at times when just a one passanger is along for the ride. The rear seat I mounted right next to the tailgate so when back seat pass are riding with they at least have a place to put there feet. Can't wait to build a locker box under it.

Check out Haynes repair manuals. You can view them at your local parts store just like Barns and Noble style. Pull up a chair and get comfy. Hah

Sorry I don't have the answer for you I put my speaker boxes under my front seats. If there's very much room under your rear seat it would be a great place to have a storage tray. For all your recovery gear. I raised my rear seat (sits way to low) now have about 3-4" under it. Metal slide out...

Wow whatever lift you have must run a lil on the smaller side. Either way there is a few options. You can buy some longer bump stops, to stop the flex from hitting your fenders. Adding some small shackle lifts are ok. Or a 1" body lift which would probably be my top pick. You will sill have...

Hi. I'm sure your suspension isn't real soft so you don't need to have a sway bar. I have a 73cj5 no sway bar and handles very good on the road. Good luck

Here is a project we did that may interest you if you would like to have a little more leg room in your cj5 or Willys. Naturally these small jeeps have very lil leg room and are hard to get in and out with the design of the door frame on the body. If you put aftermarket seats in it like...