what would you rather run?

[Arundlemcbrundle]

short arm tj or soa yj


go!

[Ktmracer419]

short armed tj

[kracker]

soa YJ

[Burton58]

YJ so you will actually wheel it

[Even]

YJ

[grundlepunch]

ran both. they have pros and cons.

yj is simple without track bars and death wobble, rode better on the street and flexed good. tj will be nice in the woods but yj is more predictable off camber and on hills. if you can do the springover right... do it

[JoeNitro]

yj

[grundlepunch]

yj

why?

[JoeNitro]

cuz ive wheeled a tj and i dont like it.

[grundlepunch]

cuz ive wheeled a tj and i dont like it.

lawl

[Wide-J]

I'd wheel this with short arms

[Arundlemcbrundle]

I'd wheel this with short arms

did i mention the tanks a tank.



both r gonna end up costing the same in the end.

soa yj with welded/geared/disc'd 8.8 rear and lockright/geared/ hp30 front, sye, on 36's. yj steering with jb4x4 highsteer bracket

or

short arm tj with crown vic/xj spring lift/lower control arms, d35 open/no gears drum, lp30 lockright/no gears on 33's

honestly leanin towards the tj. i've always wanted one. easier to build, winter months coming up it'll be alot nicer to drive and i've already had 2 yj's. nice to try something different. and down the line i could throw an 8.8 in/ weld it, gears + jks 1.25 body lift and bump up to 35/36's if i wanted. unless i won the lottery tho i can't justify droppin 2g's on long arms for it so it'd never happen

[Toreadorranger]

did i mention the tanks a tank.



both r gonna end up costing the same in the end.

soa yj with welded/geared/disc'd 8.8 rear and lockright/geared/ hp30 front, sye, on 36's. yj steering with jb4x4 highsteer bracket

or

short arm tj with crown vic/xj spring lift/lower control arms, d35 open/no gears drum, lp30 lockright/no gears on 33's

honestly leanin towards the tj. i've always wanted one. easier to build, winter months coming up it'll be alot nicer to drive and i've already had 2 yj's. nice to try something different. and down the line i could throw an 8.8 in/ weld it, gears + jks 1.25 body lift and bump up to 35/36's if i wanted. unless i won the lottery tho i can't justify droppin 2g's on long arms for it so it'd never happen

Per the specs the YJ looks like a no brainer to me. Plus a YJ offers cheaper "expansion" as far as moving up in tire and axle size. Where TJ's get expensive very quickly with bracket kits and such.

[grundlepunch]

Per the specs the YJ looks like a no brainer to me. Plus a YJ offers cheaper "expansion" as far as moving up in tire and axle size. Where TJ's get expensive very quickly with bracket kits and such.

x2

[HeavyMetal]

cuz ive wheeled a tj and i dont like it.

how many SOA YJs have you wheeled?