so is the rock father a SAS kit???  i'm comfused

stu

It's a straight IFS kit

It's a straight IFS kit

lol.....

Wow, I love those ladder trail arms!

Are those D44 knuckels?

I'm excited!  

Yeah, you usually find those D44 knuckles on a Dana 44.

         

Totally off subject, but Heather is a cutie.  Not what I expected given her butch Kick.

Totally off subject, but Heather is a cutie.  Not what I expected given her butch Kick.

Ya, but what a Kick

Here's what I see as the fundamental problem with the Track/Kick parts/mods market: they don't make them anymore. Two-door, SWB, convertible, 4x4 models, that is, which is what I'm primarily interested in. And with the small user base, it just doesn't seem like there's a future for this product line. That's an advantage Jeeps have; y'all may talk trash about'em, but there's a critical mass of product that guarantees a plentiful supply of parts, both aftermarket & salvage yard.

Don't forget, they still make parts for the Sammie and they haven't made that in 10years.
So, Wait a few more years and parts for the kickers will be coming out of the woodwork, In theory

Totally off subject, but Heather is a cutie.  Not what I expected given her butch Kick.

I think so too.

Here's what I see as the fundamental problem with the Track/Kick parts/mods market: they don't make them anymore. Two-door, SWB, convertible, 4x4 models, that is, which is what I'm primarily interested in. And with the small user base, it just doesn't seem like there's a future for this product line. That's an advantage Jeeps have; y'all may talk trash about'em, but there's a critical mass of product that guarantees a plentiful supply of parts, both aftermarket & salvage yard.

They haven't made Jeep CJ's in more than 10 years... so there's no aftermarket future for it? That's some fucked-up logic you've got there.

Here's what I see as the fundamental problem with the Track/Kick parts/mods market: they don't make them anymore. Two-door, SWB, convertible, 4x4 models, that is, which is what I'm primarily interested in. And with the small user base, it just doesn't seem like there's a future for this product line. That's an advantage Jeeps have; y'all may talk trash about'em, but there's a critical mass of product that guarantees a plentiful supply of parts, both aftermarket & salvage yard.

I think the majority of modded vehicles are a few years old at least because its their age that makes them affordable. Few people will modify a truck will its still covered by the warranty and non current models are cheaper too. The Track/Kick is starting to take off now because its more affordable.