I allow myself one thing for the jeep per paycheck so this one is between the following:

MSD Offroad Ignition
Gibson (or Flowmaster 40 series) Cat-Back Exhaust
or 4X4Trailhunters.com Rockers

Whish one should I do first? My Girlfriend Says rockers and her brother says exahust. Im torn... Thanks for your help.
-Allen

well based on your other post i'd say you should get a new radiator instead of new toys...;)

its not the radiator but i am getting a 3 row from DGP off road, and the one per pay check is a toy not things i need, like a radiator.

I would go with the rock sliders. Although the tubular ones use up so much ground clearance. Can you find any made of 1/4" plate to provide protection without reducing GC?

its not the radiator but i am getting a 3 row from DGP off road, and the one per pay check is a toy not things i need, like a radiator.

How about a tranny mount????:eek: :P :homer: :D
Those are a fun toy!

How about a tranny mount????:eek: :P :homer: :D
Those are a fun toy!
haha its already on the way from autzone. ;)
I thought the rockers too aston, i guess i should protect myself before i put other stuff on... i dont know i havent really seen any others besides the tubular ones for an XJ, but its only gonna take up like an inch or so, it shouldnt be that bad.

rockers. all the other stuff is fluff and wont do anything anyway.

Sounds good that what ill do... rockers are next!

Rock sliders were the first addition to my ZJ. Unfortunately they were about a week late and I have a couple of nice dings on the passenger side rocker panels.

Yeah im doing the rockers from 4X4trailhunters... would anyone know a good powder coating place? i guess i could just coat them with some epoxy paint but i want them to have a little more protection than that... any suggestions?

Yeah im doing the rockers from 4X4trailhunters... would anyone know a good powder coating place? i guess i could just coat them with some epoxy paint but i want them to have a little more protection than that... any suggestions?

Just my opinion, but I think you're better off using some spray paint primer, and a couple coats of spray paint. Powder coating is difficult to deal with once you scratch it and it begins to flake off. With spray paint, you have easy touch-up if you scrape them.

I'll agree with Bob. Pick a Rustoleum color you like, buy 2 cans!

Cool, Ill do the same i did on my rims, prep them a little with some sand paper and spray away.

Spray paint, a four wheelers best freind...
BTW, your XJ is looking F.I.N.E.

Thanks man its still got a long way to go though, your one of the few people to have seen it stock before the lift and everything. Cant wait to see the TEEEEE JAYYYY with the ARB in it.