The kush-j7 build by 417chevy

417chevy · Jul 28, 2015

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417chevy · Jul 29, 2015

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sappmann · Jul 29, 2015

that looks good keep it up

1tonyj · Jul 30, 2015

X2 on the xj coils...I run them in the rear...very flexy. I run progressive coils up front. Make sure to run long travel shocks with them otherwise it will be bouncy as hell. It's a cheap old school setup but it works :****:

FlatlandFSJ · Jul 30, 2015

1tonyj said:
X2 on the xj coils...I run them in the rear...very flexy. I run progressive coils up front. Make sure to run long travel shocks with them otherwise it will be bouncy as hell. It's a cheap old school setup but it works :****:

"cheap old school setup"...you cant say that about your rig when its got an axle loaded with ouverson goodies :flipoff1:

Nice flex by the way. I'll be happy if I can make it to the top of the bogger without rolling over

Keep knocking stuff out 417, just don't take 3 years like I did

417chevy · Jul 30, 2015

Just waiting on a good deal on a 400 205 combo

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417chevy · Jul 31, 2015

Just noticed a problem how would I go about fixing this I don't want to flip my hubs back out what do I do?

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crawler 129 · Jul 31, 2015

Need more offset on the wheels

1tonyj · Jul 31, 2015

Maybe these will help :dunno:

417chevy · Jul 31, 2015

I only have 1.5 inch back space

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Elliott · Jul 31, 2015

I always set them up flipped out, and weld my centers in the center of the wheel. Outside of tires with 44's will be around 96". That does two things, the problem your seeing now and puts the weighted pressure in the center of the tire which will make the tire work better. As tall as your jeep is I would want it wider to be more stable

417chevy · Aug 3, 2015

Built me some spacers brought it out a little ways goin to grind the edge smooth on spindles so that way if it does ended up rubbing a little it won't be total carnage to my sidewall I'll get some pics tonight also starting on dash tonight

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Technician · Aug 4, 2015

417chevy said:
Built me some spacers brought it out a little ways goin to grind the edge smooth on spindles so that way if it does ended up rubbing a little it won't be total carnage to my sidewall I'll get some pics tonight also starting on dash tonight

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Pics of said spacers?

417chevy · Aug 4, 2015

Just centers plasmad out of original rockwell wherls

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417chevy · Aug 5, 2015

Got fuel cell mocked up to run fuel line
Got some of the dash figured out

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Rokcrler · Aug 5, 2015

Re:

Have you thought about recessing the cell into the tub?

417chevy · Aug 5, 2015

I think cause of how big the cell is and having top loaders that would cause a problem

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417chevy · Aug 5, 2015

What everyone's thoughts on running fuel lines In the tub

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rpf500 · Aug 5, 2015

417chevy said:
What everyone's thoughts on inning fuel lines In the tub

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Why would you need to do that? Just curious why you are even considering it.

417chevy · Aug 5, 2015

Less likely hood of it being smashed or ripped I know I can run it on the frame rail but simple as it is to just run along the edge of the tub tucked in the lip just got me thinking about it

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