Ryan04's Build Thread

got some new tires, replaced the battery, and sent in my front shocks to get rebuilt at DownSouth Motorsports. The front rides like a dream, now its time to dial in the rear end

 
Out with the old and in with the new

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How do you like those tires? A buddy of mine has them on his Jeep and he loves them, but I've never been on the trails with him, so I'm wondering how they do there.
 
How do you like those tires? A buddy of mine has them on his Jeep and he loves them, but I've never been on the trails with him, so I'm wondering how they do there.

i looked in to them but they're heavy for me. almost 20lbs each more so than others. Too bad they look awesome.
 
Ya that was the major downfall for me was the weight. I did lose a couple mpg's too. But I have not gotten the chance to air them down yet but I did take a couple of fire roads with them and so far they perform great!
 
How do you like the 650lb front spring? How does it handle as like in the pics? What do you have in the rear, and how does it work? It looks like we like to run the same types of roads and terrain. Yesterday I ran about 40 miles of the Mint 400 course for fun. My current chassis package no longer works for my needs.Im considering a total redo of my chassis package and am seeking ideas. Also thinking of going with the Camburg front kit with Fox's front and rear.
 
Ya that was the major downfall for me was the weight. I did lose a couple mpg's too. But I have not gotten the chance to air them down yet but I did take a couple of fire roads with them and so far they perform great!


What kind of mpg are you getting? Those tires look great
 

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