Fab Shops

Sniper · Jan 14, 2014

Could someone point me in the direction of a Fab Shop (preferably in the North West) that has done/could do a custom front IFS set-up for my DD LJ.

Thanks

CHOP SHOP · Jan 14, 2014

BCC Big Country Customs

PORTER · Jan 14, 2014

Those guys Rod and Customs in Bremerton. 360-373-7099 Patrick

zukkev · Jan 14, 2014

Sasquatch Motorsports??? (Old S&N Fab building I hear); Both owners are members on here IIRC...They also have a FB page...

War-Jeeper · Jan 14, 2014

Sasquatch Motorsports

18930 66th Ave NE Suite C, Arlington, Washington 98223

(425) 293-5143

ask for Alan

There and BCC are the only places id go, seen some good and bad stuff come from those guys, really hit or miss with them for some reason

War-Jeeper · Jan 14, 2014

zukkev said:
Sasquatch Motorsports??? (Old S&N Fab building I hear); Both owners are members on here IIRC...They also have a FB page...

damn beat me to it :fawkdancesmiley:

TreeClimber · Jan 14, 2014

Sniper said:
Could someone point me in the direction of a Fab Shop (preferably in the North West) that has done/could do a custom front IFS set-up for my DD LJ.

Thanks

You want to convert a daily driver 2004 to 2006 Jeep Wrangler LJ to a custom IFS front suspension/axle.

And here I thought April 1st was still a couple months away.

(You do realize it'd be cheaper to just buy a Kia)

boardbysled · Jan 14, 2014

Wild West Offroad in Centralia are the ones I would go to for IFS in the NW.

https://www.wildwestoffroad.com/catalog/index.php

Sniper · Jan 14, 2014

TreeClimber said:
You want to convert a daily driver 2004 to 2006 Jeep Wrangler LJ to a custom IFS front suspension/axle.

And here I thought April 1st was still a couple months away.

(You do realize it'd be cheaper to just buy a Kia)

Well it is a daily driver with a rear spool, Iroks and a hard half-cab for winter wheeling. I would prefer better handling when driving at higher speeds off-road and also think the higher clearance offered by the IFS design would be a benefit in the snow.
If it's going to cost a fortune I'll pass, but if it could be done and done well for a reasonable sum I may be interested.

To those that posted up info. to the different shops, thank you.

hlb3 · Jan 14, 2014

boardbysled said:
Wild West Offroad in Centralia are the ones I would go to for IFS in the NW.

https://www.wildwestoffroad.com/catalog/index.php

I live like 15 min from Centralia, had no idea they were down there. Although their phone number is a Tenino number, so that's kind of weird.

DHR Darren · Jan 14, 2014

hlb3 said:
I live like 15 min from Centralia, had no idea they were down there. Although their phone number is a Tenino number, so that's kind of weird.

I live in Centralia and didn't know about them either....

monstaru · Jan 15, 2014

That is Tech Tims place. You know, the guy in the kilt selling Ibex chassis at Moonshiners.

shrek1 · Jan 15, 2014

Tech Tim invented IFS don't you know!!! :redneck:

Sniper · Jan 16, 2014

boardbysled said:
Wild West Offroad in Centralia are the ones I would go to for IFS in the NW.

https://www.wildwestoffroad.com/catalog/index.php

Thanks for the tip on WildWestOffRoad they are just in final development of a TJ IFS long travel system that should make switching over to IFS a straight forward conversion.