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A+ for creativity. Death by firing squad for actually going through with it.

you could find one at home depot that would fit it i'm sure. i'd get grade 8 or better. but while you're at it, why not call JKS? considering you need the bushing too, its worth a shot to see how much they'd charge you.

and TC, doing it right would include a subframe. i would personally not want to run long arms that were bolted on. more flex, more stress, while i see your point about the unibody, thats particularly the reason the clayton's kits come with a subframe.

you could definitely run 32s with 4.5" you could even run 33s if you're not opposed to trimming, or too attached to your fenders.

no, those were 5.9's, only made in '98, and i believe they were all "limited's"

find someone to weld it. youv'e gotta know someone in your area. if you're going to do LAs, do it right, get a weld on kit. www.claytonoffroad.com is a great place to look. expensive? yeah, but if you're seriously considering getting into the long arm category, don't skimp out on the cost. i'd...

SOA on a YJ gives you 3-4 inches, i've never heard of it giving you 6. one of the guys in my club runs it, and he loves it. if you have the know-how, or a friend to help you with some welding and fabrication, i'd say do the SOA. if you really know what you're doing, and don't need to pay to get...

do you have a picture of what you're going for in the end? i'm having kind of a hard time visualizing it. what's wrong with the classic 4" round LEDs? its clean and classy lookin.

http://kevinsoffroad.com/xj/xj_35kit.html

i HIGHLY recommend rubicon express over rusty's. i know a bunch of people on here have had good success with rusty's, but in my local club, we have not at all. his parts are ok because not everything is made right there, but his customer service is shotty at best. i ran a 3.5" RE lift on my zj...

its a model like "laredo" or "limited" or "orvis." TSIs are easily identifiable by the blue/purple pin-stripe down the side.

who cares, sand it smooth yourself.

the NCAA men's tournament for lacrosse is awesome. i played in high school, and if you can catch it on ESPN, its well played and very entertaining.

well thats exactly what i was talking about. if you know someone, then sure, you can get one for less than that. and since you do, good for you, sounds like a good deal. and when i say quality, i'm talking about strength. what else would you be most concerned with with a front bumper other than...

wait... have you even read any of the other threads here? i think this site bickers over nothing with the best of them.

prison is for (re)habilitation. or at least it should be. and i say habilitation as opposed to rehabilitation because if you rehabilitate a con to what he/she was before, they're no better off. prison should be about habilitating someone, and making their re-entry into society a smoother...

i just feel its the fear of getting caught, not prison itself. everyone can be all high and mighty, but presented with a flawless plan to knock off $50 million, you'd be hard pressed to turn it down. now, one of your buddies says "i've got the security codes to this bank, lets try them out"...

well it is common in prison for sex offenders and snitches to be in solitary, or all be put together where they won't be bothered by the rest of the inmates. sex offenders are actually the easiest cons to manage while they're inside, when they get out is a completely different story. the...

prison is not a deterrant. prison is a good thing to do with people that commit crimes, but it is not a detterant. how many people do you think commit a crime thinking they're going to get caught? that said, what goes on in prison is just what happens. sure you didnt think you were going to...

being in boston, i've been hearing a lot about that story. i believe the reason that druce was so calm after the conviction was that he didn't really care either way in the first place. he was already in prison for murder, granted he had a good chance of getting out, but he was in there for a...