Cheap YJ Jeep Rescue! I'm a Jeep Guy Now?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I fix up an old 1994 Jeep YJ Wrangler w/ a poorly done spring over axle conversion. Thanks and God Bless!
Link to grab handles w/ rechargeable lights:
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Email: griffmparker@gmail.com
Save the squares! Finally someone posting a YJ. Im going thru the same thing with a 92 islander. Swapped out the gears added ARB air lockers front and rear, 4.5” lift, upgraded to crome moly 30spline axles, NV4500 5 speed, Atlas II, and working on dropping 4.0 stroked out to 4.7L. Old jeeps are so worth the effort to restore. Keep it going!
Those Wheels look Excellent.
Tub looks solid you got lucky.
Great deal on the yj. I have a 95 yj. Love it. Its forest green, tan soft top.
Changing the fenders and grill pretty straight forward. Back to factory green would be great.
Might have to revisit the drivetrain and change some mounts underneath, Green would be really cool.
Jeep Wranglers are awesome. You got a good deal on that one. I like both of your thoughts on the color, that green back in the day was a nice color. However, I love white too. The front fenders are not hard to change, they bolt to the bulkhead/firewall and then to the grill. I like where you are going with this one. I had a 90 with a 4 cylinder and a lift and 33” tires and it was horrible on the highway! Fifth gear was useless. I always wanted to take the lift out and return it to stock, but never did. I love those wheels, I think they were called gamblers back in the day. Keep up the good work man, I’ll be watching.
Thanks man! Yea this thing is fun, I’m enjoying cruising it around town. Good to hear that changing fenders isn’t too difficult.
Griff you do what you can do and what is Safe and don't worry about what others say, it's working now and not falling apart.
Just painted an old truck with Rustoleum gloss white turbo cans. Turned out like a matte white that covered a multitude of sins. done in an hour for around a hundred bucks.
Very cool, I’ve never used the turbo cans to paint a car, but I’ve seen videos of others doing it. It will probably be cheaper for me to use a sprayer though since I already have one and some left over paint sitting on the shelf. Thanks for watching!
Always liked the look of sqaure lights on the yj.tons of yj-forums n builds on utube.will fun summer rides once u get driveshaft issue resolved.that motor is the achilles hill though,i would ls or put a 5.9 grandmotor in it for reliable hill climbing.snookie pa😊😊😊
Yep I’m having fun with this one. I’m keeping this engine until it fails lol. Thanks for watching
Thank you for this video I followed you for a long time going all the way back to the old red Galaxy anyways I have a 63 f250 they do not make the heater core for the heater core in that jeep is exactly what I need I looked it up on RockAuto and will be getting one shortly thank you
Glad you liked the video man, I appreciate it. That’s funny that the jeep heater core will fit in the old ford
Spring over the slip York will come out you to do sy kit with better rear drive shaft
Hello Griff it's been awhile, JEEP Life Now if I'm not mistaken that's still the 2.5 Iron Duke Engine they'll go through hell before they blow up just not the fastest little thing 😂 Good Jeep to get you into it, I could be wrong but I think that particular year and model is sought after a lot of jeep people like them, and yes everything looks original and needs some Griff Love and Videos, Good To see you Brother .
Hey Robert, good to hear from you. Thanks for the kind words. I’m excited about the Jeep life lol
@@griffparker1466 Awesome 👍
Check the motor mounts , if there bad it will flex the engine
They may have swapped the factory ones with a higher sitting mount.
Looks like it might have 1 inch engine mount lift on it. A lot of people do that when they raise them up.
That would make sense, I’ll check that out. Thanks
I have the same Jeep except mine is a 1995 I think they are cool jeeps simple to work on I replaced my front roaders and the rubber brake lines I also changed all the Fluids in all def ,Tran and TF case never know if someone drove it is A lake lol I'm thinking about camouflaging mine I'm starting to like my square lights I had a dodge 4x4 that i painted camo and what's nice about it is it covers a lot of body issues and you can touch it up easy Just my thoughts have fun with it
@@deandye3255 yea sometime when we get some nice weather again I need to change all the drive line fluids. I’d be surprised if they’re not contaminated and/or low.
Great score! You cant touch any Jeep up here for less than 3500.
I was glad to see this one didn’t have a rusty frame. Apparently that’s common. Hope you’re doing well Eric
Always best to keep it SAFE when it comes to Jeeps. 😂 I Would drop it to thw ground as close as I coupd het her😅. She would look really good in Emerald Green for sure. Thats if you don't mond the dents and all.
😂 Some people would even call me crazy about dropping her too. See I've owned a jeep before and thays why i said ALWAYS keep them safe. Mine was a 1980 CJ5 and I rolled her 4 times doing only 50 mph😢. All of us libed out of it but she was totaled. She was lifted up 4 inches also so I don't lile anything sitting up high anymore. The higher things are, the more top heavy they become.
Always have to respect Jeeps no matter how you drive and who you are.
Dang that’s some scary stuff man. Yea I haven’t felt the need to go rock crawling so I like my vehicles at a reasonable ride height. Also easier getting in and out.
I think you did good 😊 and I am so glad you didn't get a brand new one because they are JUNK weak Frames and the Engines good Lord don't get me started Lol 🤣 Take care My Friend and Hopefully more videos Soon.
I’ve heard that the newer jeeps have issues. I had a friend who had one and sold it within a couple years saying it wasn’t reliable and such.
@@griffparker1466 Yup only way I would own a new jeep V8 swap and Frame Strengthened 👍
Great content! Are you interested in testing vehicle lighting stuff sponsorship?
Thanks! I’m open to it for sure. My email is griffmparker@gmail.com