I’d love to come and help out. I’ve got some small projects I could work on, but mainly want to lend a hand to others if needed.
Members Only: Wrenching Party Sunday August 25th.
- Thread starter Galactica
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Added to Calendar: 08-25-24
Bring them with! If we have time / extra hands we can knock them out!
Thank you so much Kevin (Galactica) & Sarah (WNDR-XJ) for opening up your home, garage and car port for this event. It was my first wrenching party and I couldn't have asked for a better experience. The home made pizzas were awesome. Also, thank you to Scott (Nacho), Andy (CookieMonster) & Sarah (WNDR-XJ) for your help getting my front bumper off and then getting things buttoned up later. It was totally great!
SimplyK
Member 2024
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MimiBikini
Member 2024
Yes to all of the above! Beyond appreciative of the support, camaraderie and as always, the best pizza on the planet 
You all ROCK!!
You all ROCK!!
Damtall
Member 2024
What bumper is this? I love that is still has the fogs and the winch is "hidden." Thank you!
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) can answer that later tonight for you 
Looks liek a steel Rubi bumper without the ends.
Yup! It's the stock steel bumper with the extensions taken off 
Sherman
Member 2024
New to the club. I know this is an old thread but hopefully someone will reply. I pulled the trigger on a new lift kit. I do most of the work on my Jeep that I feel I'm competent enough to do ( or can learn from a YT video). I know putting a lift on isn't really a one person job and Amy's physical condition doesn't really allow her to help me much. Would a lift kit install be something "doable" at a wrenching party, or should I just pay to have someone install it?
We have done plenty of lifts at wrenching parties. As long as it is planned ahead and not just showing up and saying, “let’s do this”, it should not be a problem.
Sherman
Member 2024
Great to know.
Yep, depending on the type of lift you are looking to install, it could be done in a day. If you are looking to do a full 4link and coil over conversation, it may take a bit longer. What type of kit are you looking to install?
mopar31898
Member 2024
I would agree with what everyone else is saying here.
There are a few things you can do to help the process prior as well. For example, once you pick a date for the install, start soaking all the bolts a week prior with PB blaster. Also, if there are other things that can be done ahead of time like setting adjustable control arms to suggested lengths, etc. those little things go a long way in making the install go more quickly.
There are a few things you can do to help the process prior as well. For example, once you pick a date for the install, start soaking all the bolts a week prior with PB blaster. Also, if there are other things that can be done ahead of time like setting adjustable control arms to suggested lengths, etc. those little things go a long way in making the install go more quickly.