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where in northern IL are you? Chicagoland, or farther north like Rockford?

4" suspension lift gives you all kinds of room for 33's. if you just do a body lift, then you still have things hanging down down below that could get hit by rocks and such. do a suspension lift, and you won't regret it. I have a 4" rough country lift, got it for $569, not too bad, and it works.

i have a rough country 4" lift, and my main gripe was i wish they included all new bolts, because they make you reuse most of the ones that seem to be the hardest to remove. other than that, it gets the job done on and offroad, without making you go broke.

I drove my '97 4banger from chicago to colorado when it was stock, 75mph the whole way. Now that i have 33's on it, 65 if i'm lucky, downhill with a tailwind. But hey, my 33" mtr's get me farther off the road than the stock 225/75's did.....

I run MT/Rs and they work great on everything i've been in and on so far...

i have a bestop safari bikini top with the no drill header. works great. the header is 2 bolts where the oem softop hooks on. then the top slides right in. easier to install the top with 2 people.

mirrors? come on now......

you should definitely adjust it, unlike me who didn't after my 4" lift and there is now noticeable wear on my front tires. it takes 10 minutes to do and is worth it.

Various shots from around Northern Colorado Parking Lot of Full Throttle Coffee, Spring 09

Various shots from around Northern Colorado Ballard 5/9

Various shots from around Northern Colorado Green Ridge Trail, Summer 08

Various shots from around Northern Colorado Deadman Area, Summer 07

Various shots from around Northern Colorado. The Ballard Road, 5/9/09

I'm going to get some quick disconnects for my front sway bar, when i have the money to do so, so i have a couple of questions. 1. Which one's are the best quality for the price? 2. Do i want one's that come with a remote mounting post or the dual pin kind? 3. Do most of you who have them just...