no, not really, i fab my own stuff (after buying the 700 dollar jeep, ive spent all of 150 on lift, tires, shocks, and the air tank)
i still gotta fab bumpers, rock sliders, and some other chit tho

 

looks like fun. whats up with the black mark across the hood?

 

Don't know yet, still sitting on the enging stand waiting for more parts lol

 

Yeah that's from a different day, when a dude cut me off and slammed on his breaks.

 

Thats why they're called rams though for all the idiots who drive like that

 

Dude, that happens to me all the time. I have learned to be a very defensive driver. Last week the family and I were on vacation and while touring around I had three different people at three different times (within 20 minutes) cut me off and slam on their brakes. It really put me in a bad mood that day. The only bright spot was that I didn't hit any of them. To make matters worse I have the old style rear drums, so it doesn't stop that great. I don't know what year they started with rear disks on these trucks but they are a big improvement.

 

As much fun as that looks, I think I'll just stick to mud running. I'd rather get stuck in a few feet of mud than smash my bumper or rocker panel on a huge rock. Seems like there's more chances of doing some serious damage with this kind of off roading. But hey, whatever floats yer boat!

Nice rig btw, what exhaust setup do you have?

 

I like mud more than rocks as well.

In very late 01 they started rear disk in 02 all where disk.

 

So they kept that for the third gens, lucky bastards! After now driving new cars with all wheel disk I can really appreciate it.

 

How bout it!! The kits are like 800 for rear disk.