introduction

[Tim]

thought i would do the honorable thing and introduce myself before i start asking too many questions:

my name is tim, i am from longview washington
i am working with a 1992 xj 4.0 that has started the beginning stages of strokage.
currently it is completely gutted and is getting pretty much a full redo short of a expensive paint job. the rig is intended to be a universal player. it will go to work, grocery store, parts runs, places like moabs tougher trails. it will follow my tj

we plan on going 4.7

anyways.. hello and now i must see what there is to see here!

tim

[SilverXJ]

Welcome aboard Tim!

[JEEP DRIVER]

Nice to met you, am sure you will find a lot of useful info here, you will also find a lot of what to do and what not to do but its all part of the fun!!

[Carter417]

Hi guys

Its andres from Ontario, Canada. I am newbie to this forum. I m 22 years old and still a student of University. I am also doing a part time job on a garage. I am not much familiar with cars so that's why i am joining this forum to expand my knowledge about jeeps. My interests are driving new cars and i like the unique modifications. I hope it will be a great time with you and I will find much stuff for increasing my knowledge. Thanks for reading my intro. Now its your turn...

[JPrubo]

Not real sure to where put my first post but here it is. I am currently building my first stroker and have found this forum to be full of useful information and big help. Has helped me out with a lot of decisions and made me kick myself in the butt on some others ( yeah I believed comp cams about the 926 springs). Hopefully I can continue to gather good advice and knowledge and get a great motor to enjoy and share with you guys. Guess I'll go start a build thread now so you guys can give me advice, point out silly mistakes, and have a good laugh on the new guy you know the fun stuff.

[sstiddy]

Hey everyone, my name is Steven or you can call me sstiddy.
I just wanted to introduce myself, say hi, and say I promise to read through as many threads as I can, before I post my questions. I have been researching this build for about 10 years now, so I have a pretty good idea of what I want and can get out of my jeep. I just thought it would be a good idea to learn from other peoples experiences and mistakes so that I can make as few as possible. As I learned in my first build, mistakes cost more than questions. Well, that's it for now. Take care, later!

[SilverXJ]

Welcome aboard Steven.