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It's a regular heim with a boot and cover.

anyone ever run these for steering on their rig? http://janssenmotorsports.com/product_info.php?products_id=179&osCsid=2f9418af48ec40dd99b77e1dea8f59bb http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=43972&sspagename=rvi%3A1%3A1&viewitem=&item=120081806176

So the cage won't be welded in the hard to reach places? I alway's wondered how people were able to weld in the tight little gap's between the tube and headliner. I guess I won't have to take out my headliner to have the cage put in then.

Sweet rig!!!!!! I had good luck with Jesse Jane's too (high angle drive line) ordered on mon recived on friday.

This will probly mean some flamadge but Ryobi's out last everything, the makita's break at the handle if dropped more than a few feet. dewalt has enough torque to break itself just tightening sh!t.

Nice! Nice work man look's clean and safe any color but black would have looked to pimpish on a rubi. Good choice on everything I like the look's of that rig, and it look's like you do nice work keep posting pic's of what you do. I guess I know who to call when I have the cash to get mine...

X2 just make sure to use the heavy duty rubber glove's that stuff eat the latex one's like nothing!

you need a urinal cake for that bitch! that's creative.:redneck:

Those are some bad looking wheels! I dig the way they look with the bead lock's too.

just curious..... how much would one be from Crash-fab? Made out of say 1.5" D.O.M. extending from almost the rear of the rig all the way to the dash.

my buddy got a good price frome these guys http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/

You might try..... National Auto Part's on Hwy. 99 in Edmonds, talk to Chuck they rebuild lot's of 12 volt electric motor's.:beer:

Look's Good But you need to invest in an air compressor and a angle grinder! How many little cut off wheel's did you blow through with that dremel?

well then..... I will keep you in mind. I will soon need a internal cage for my Grand Cherokee. Oh and if I decide to lock up my kid I may be interested in some jail window's as well:haha:

thats way bitchen.... I like the curve's on your tube work it realy improves the look of that toyota front end. where do you intend to mount your light's? edit.. nevermind I see the little fog light's in the lower pic. nice work do you do this sort of thing for a living?

Damn! Your cool, I mean your truggy's cool that's bad ass.:rockon:

nice.... are those 31" BFG A/T's? It make's them look pretty small. I imagine those ZJ front spring's being used in the rear of a much lighter rig will make for a pretty bumpy ride. do you think it will limit your flexability/up travel? what size tire's are you planing to run? Look's good...

Sweet! I like your rig, and I like your idea for your winch. Are you going to run wiring to the rear reciver mount to? That way you would'nt have to turn around to pull your buddy's out of te hole's you just drove out of on your own...:D :haha:

pak master 38 xl Thermal dynamic's pak master is one you might look into' mine can be ran 110v or 220v has worked great for everthing I have used it on (only up to 1/4") but it work's better when used with 220v make sure to use clean dry air I run two h20 seperator's on mine but my air...

and they would'nt w/ zj springs? same thing will happen w/ zj coils, plus he will need brake lines, a pitman arm, and shock's.:cool: