My new Heep.

[the4x4pig]

Selling the 06 LJ Rubicon because I found a deal I couldn’t pass up.

04 LJ.

6 liter LS
4l60e
Dynatrac prorock 60’s, 5.38’s, arb’s, full float rear
Atlas 4 speed.

Only 1500 miles on the build. Still lots of loose ends to tie up but it’s got the right parts.

 

[TreeClimber]

nice

 

[zook87]

Nice find. Probably the only way I'd get rid of my LJ Rubi is finding something like that.

 

[the4x4pig]

As soon as my atlas gets here for the Ruby it'll be for sale. Gonna hurt but I cant keep them both.

 

[the4x4pig]

Nice find. Probably the only way I'd get rid of my LJ Rubi is finding something like that.

Any pics of your LJ?

 

[zook87]

Went to the dunes in Florance, OR back in April. First time in the dunes. Other than wishing I had more power, jeep did great, considering it wasn't built for that environment.

 

[the4x4pig]

Wow, that's a gorgeous LJ. I assume 4.0 still? Auto or stick?

 

[zook87]

Thank you

Yes, still 4.0 and auto. Running 4.88s/ARBs and 37s. Axles are G2 HP 44/F and 8.8/R. Swapped them with a TJ I had. I knew these axles and what had been done to them. I didn't know the rubi stock axles and what had or hadn't been done to them. I need to re-gear, though. But due to limitations on the 8.8, I believe I can only go up to 5.13s. 5.38 is really the sweet spot from what I've read when running 37s and the stock auto for the street. Thankfully the Rubi t/case makes up for it on the trails for the most part.

 

[the4x4pig]

I'm running 5.38's in my stock ruby 44's with 35's. Auto as well. Not sure I'd want to go much higher. That overdrive in our junk trans is just silly.