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Since the JK introduction in the 2007 model year many many different manufacturers have designed bumpers in all shapes and sizes. Some are classy, some bulky and ugly. Many have winch mounts, air tanks, and storage compartments.
Even a mild lift on a JK will cause the axles to shift off center. The may cause handling issued and/or tire rubbing. Many aftermarket companies make adjustable track bars for the JK that allow the axle to be re-centered but many are lacking in the rigidity of the factory bar.
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Rear Installation As we did during the front installation support the Jeep’s weight on stands to allow the rear suspension to partially hang free. Start by removing the shocks. Allow the axle to lower completely watching for stretching brake lines, hoses, and/or cables. Remove the rear coil springs.
As of February 2009 the jeepfan.com JK Wrangler is 2 years old. 28,000 miles, 2 PA State Inspections, 3 sets of tires, and 2 lifts it’s still just as fun to drive as the day it rolled off the truck.
Looking for a simple and effective way to mount your CB antenna to your JK? Tera Flex makes an inexpensive and simple mount for the JK Wrangler that mounts to the spare tire carrier.
Rear Installation The rear installation is even simpler than the front and can be completed in about 30 minutes.
Adding some side armor to Christine’s JK After dragging her Sahara’s steps over the rocks at Rausch Creek Off Road park Christine decided an upgrade was needed to prevent expensive body damage to her 2007 JK.
Bumper Installation Install the winch mount making sure you place the 3/8″ plates between the mount and the frame. Follow the directions for proper tightening and spacing. Place the winch into the mount. TIP: Do not bolt in the winch at this time. You will need to slide the winch side to side to get …
