Winter Project

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mcrubicon
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Winter Project

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Hoodoo Man
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Re: Winter Project

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that is a serious project... Im guessing there will be no rub at full flex.... Still street legal?
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2003 Jeep Rubicon 2" BDS Spring lift 35s and MCE fenders
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mcrubicon
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Re: Winter Project

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I should be able to run it on the road . Just have to but mud flaps on it for a sticker jpcamp . Total buid will be under $2000
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ZAEDOCK
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Re: Winter Project

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mcrubicon wrote:I should be able to run it on the road . Just have to but mud flaps on it for a sticker
:lol: Good luck with the sticker. I recommend fabbing some flat fenders for extended road use. I made a mud flap bar that mounts into my receiver, but it's only quasi-legal (not that 38x15.5's are legal on a Jeep in mASS). For extended road trips, I usually throw my 33's on for better road manners and legality. I used to toss on 215/75r15's for inspection, but 31's will have to do this year.

Looks good though. A little too much wheelbase for me. 105.3" :shock: Make sure you build a nice belly skid.
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