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    WOW! I guess no problem taking out those rear supports? Looks great man!
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    Looks like the rear supports were replaced with the tube truss setup..... right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    Looks like the rear supports were replaced with the tube truss setup..... right?
    Yep. We cut out the supports. Another change was to move the fuel vapor canister from behind the wheel to up under the tubing structure where the spare had been (still lots of room in there though).
    '06 XK Limited, 5.7 Hemi, QDII, OME struts & HD springs, JBA UCAs, 285/70R17 BFG KM2, 4XGuard Sliders, 4XGuard Diff Guard, Fox 2.0 reservoir shocks, custom bumpers and Warn xi9000
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    if I see in the pics correct that you are running with out a muffler? or drop pipes to the frame that was put up?
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    I replaced the stock mufflers with a Series 40 Flowmaster in front of the axle. We had to cut the exhaust pipe off to build the cage and will have it re-routed later.
    '06 XK Limited, 5.7 Hemi, QDII, OME struts & HD springs, JBA UCAs, 285/70R17 BFG KM2, 4XGuard Sliders, 4XGuard Diff Guard, Fox 2.0 reservoir shocks, custom bumpers and Warn xi9000
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    Looks Great! Removing the rear impact bars is the only way to go for a high clearance bumper. When and if I ever make one, those bars are coming out. It looks stupid (IMO) with them in and exposed.

    That sucks to hear about your wheels! Especially since they are so expensive. They should be able to take some abuse without falling apart!
    [05 WK Khaki 4x4 5.7L QDII ][ 5" SL (OME HD coils and struts) ][ 295/70/17 Nitto Trail Grapplers on 17" Moabs (for the daily grind) ][ 35x12.50R17LT BFG MT KR (for wheeling) ][ Hidden Superwinch in stock bumper][ And soooooo much more... ]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Omelet View Post
    Looks Great! Removing the rear impact bars is the only way to go for a high clearance bumper. When and if I ever make one, those bars are coming out. It looks stupid (IMO) with them in and exposed.

    That sucks to hear about your wheels! Especially since they are so expensive. They should be able to take some abuse without falling apart!
    lmao... ruthless... But yeah, they look out of place if they are exposed. I don't care if they are in, But I would care if they were exposed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Omelet View Post
    That sucks to hear about your wheels! Especially since they are so expensive. They should be able to take some abuse without falling apart!
    The are fine for looks, and for the sand and mud and dirt--but stay out of the rocks. If the beadlock JK version doesn't grind away on the steering links, they would be a lot better protection for the bead and wouldn't peel away.
    '06 XK Limited, 5.7 Hemi, QDII, OME struts & HD springs, JBA UCAs, 285/70R17 BFG KM2, 4XGuard Sliders, 4XGuard Diff Guard, Fox 2.0 reservoir shocks, custom bumpers and Warn xi9000
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    So are you planning to get the beadlock ones if they fit? What is the weight difference between the two?
    [05 WK Khaki 4x4 5.7L QDII ][ 5" SL (OME HD coils and struts) ][ 295/70/17 Nitto Trail Grapplers on 17" Moabs (for the daily grind) ][ 35x12.50R17LT BFG MT KR (for wheeling) ][ Hidden Superwinch in stock bumper][ And soooooo much more... ]

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