So i figured that since my Jeep is turning into the WK that i want, its time to start a build thread.
THE SPECS: 2007 Grand Cherokee Rocky Mountain Edition. 4.7L V8. QTII Trans, Recovery Hooks Front and Rear, Embroidered Head Rests, 17in Ronin II Rims.
MODS TO DATE: 2in Rough Country Spacer Lift, 265/70-17 Cooper Discoverer AT3's, 1in Front Spacer, Mopar All Weather Mats.
FUTURE PLANS: Monroe Load Levelers (F-150), Rusty 1/4in Front Plate Spacers, Plasti-Dip Rims and Front Grill, AFE Intake, SuperChips Tune, Roof Top or Rear Mount Tent...and much more to come, these are just the mods that are hopefully comming soon!
As soon as i was ready for a new car i knew i wanted a WK. My first car was a 2 door 2002 Dodge Stratus R/T. Great little car, but living in Colorado i was really ready for a 4 door 4X4 to have some mountain fun with. I also already knew that the only color i wanted was the Metallic Green, so i waited until I found this great deal. Deal was so good i picked up the truck in a snow storm; So the Jeep has never really been completely clean outside, just the way a Jeep should be! ha, any ways on to the pics.
So of course i can not leave any car or truck alone, so i started to plan what route i wanted to go with my WK. Im a big Ski/Mountain Bike guy so i really wanted to build just a simple but very capable Overland Vehicle. One that could take me to places where i could really enjoy my passions. So first i researched lift kits, and ended up choosing the Rought Country Spacer Lift kit. It is a great Lift Kit for the Price and very well made. This Kit uses all metal spacers unlike other Spacer Kits that use Rubber that i have head can tear with extended use.
pics with the RC Lift and Stock tires, Unfortunetly i was to broke to get the lift and the tires are the same time.
I also Removed the Front Air Deflector which i think completely changed the Front End.
Well Thats what I have so far of the WK. So far i absolutly love it, and cant wait to build it up more. I just purchased new tires for Christmas but i need to get outside and take some pics, hopefully i can get some up today or tomorrow. But until then let me know what you all think, and take care and Wheel safe!!
THE SPECS: 2007 Grand Cherokee Rocky Mountain Edition. 4.7L V8. QTII Trans, Recovery Hooks Front and Rear, Embroidered Head Rests, 17in Ronin II Rims.
MODS TO DATE: 2in Rough Country Spacer Lift, 265/70-17 Cooper Discoverer AT3's, 1in Front Spacer, Mopar All Weather Mats.
FUTURE PLANS: Monroe Load Levelers (F-150), Rusty 1/4in Front Plate Spacers, Plasti-Dip Rims and Front Grill, AFE Intake, SuperChips Tune, Roof Top or Rear Mount Tent...and much more to come, these are just the mods that are hopefully comming soon!
As soon as i was ready for a new car i knew i wanted a WK. My first car was a 2 door 2002 Dodge Stratus R/T. Great little car, but living in Colorado i was really ready for a 4 door 4X4 to have some mountain fun with. I also already knew that the only color i wanted was the Metallic Green, so i waited until I found this great deal. Deal was so good i picked up the truck in a snow storm; So the Jeep has never really been completely clean outside, just the way a Jeep should be! ha, any ways on to the pics.
So of course i can not leave any car or truck alone, so i started to plan what route i wanted to go with my WK. Im a big Ski/Mountain Bike guy so i really wanted to build just a simple but very capable Overland Vehicle. One that could take me to places where i could really enjoy my passions. So first i researched lift kits, and ended up choosing the Rought Country Spacer Lift kit. It is a great Lift Kit for the Price and very well made. This Kit uses all metal spacers unlike other Spacer Kits that use Rubber that i have head can tear with extended use.
pics with the RC Lift and Stock tires, Unfortunetly i was to broke to get the lift and the tires are the same time.
I also Removed the Front Air Deflector which i think completely changed the Front End.
Well Thats what I have so far of the WK. So far i absolutly love it, and cant wait to build it up more. I just purchased new tires for Christmas but i need to get outside and take some pics, hopefully i can get some up today or tomorrow. But until then let me know what you all think, and take care and Wheel safe!!