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[jaredmwatson]

hey im jared i just moved to north carolina where wheeling is something everybody does...i have a 2006 kj 3.7L that iam building for a 4x4 capable daily driver but im in the process of finding a wrangler of some sort to beast out for the trails

 

[kj924]

Hey and welcome to the forums. Enjoy!

 

[jaredmwatson]

OHHH so here is Cloi

Here are some pictures of my kj...she is pretty stock for the most part but not for too long
Recent updates

New duralast battery
K&N FIPK 2 kit
PowerAid TBS kit
4 new Cooper tires

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This one the rear tire is about 6 1/2 inches off of the dirt...and it still crawled!

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[kb0nly]

Perfect color... Maybe i'm a bit biased though... LOL

Whats on the rear drivers side door??

 

[jaredmwatson]

thanks for the compliments...the drivers side door got jacked up on a wheeling incident...i did the body work im just waiting to piant it...but im thinking about painting it black and leaving it...

 

[HoosierJeeper]

Nice KJ.... (welcome)

 

[Dave]

Nice KJ. Nice pics.

Dave

 

[ThunderbirdJunkie]

Just FYI that taped off section of primer will be a PITA to blend in when you do wind up painting.

If done improperly you'll have a square ghost hanging out

 

[jaredmwatson]

that is true i am planning on sanding the entire thing down and spending the extra time making sure the body panel is straight and aligned...