The Final Walkaround
After weeks of cutting, welding, dialing in geometry, and armoring up, the build is complete. This TJ-to-LJ conversion isn’t just a longer Jeep—it’s a purpose-built machine ready to take on North Carolina’s toughest terrain.
We walked the rig front to back:
•   GenRight stretch kit fully integrated
•   Suspension tuned and trail-ready
•   Armor installed and tested
•   Stance aggressive, balanced, and confident
Trail Test: Performance in Motion
We took the Jeep out for its first real test—climbs, descents, articulation, and recovery drills. Here’s what we saw:
•   Stability: The longer wheelbase handled steep terrain with ease
•   Flex: Suspension soaked up uneven ground without binding
•   Clearance: Skid plates and sliders did their job—no hang-ups, no damage
•   Confidence: The driver felt in control, even on off-camber lines
This rig didn’t just survive the trail—it owned it.
What We Learned
Every build teaches us something. This one reminded us:
•   Geometry matters more than height
•   Welds are only as strong as the prep
•   Armor isn’t optional—it’s essential
•   Purpose drives performance
And most importantly: craftsmanship builds confidence.
Behind the Build
We captured final shots of the Jeep in action:
•   Flexed on rocks
•   Covered in trail dust
•   Parked with pride
These aren’t just photos—they’re proof of what happens when vision meets execution.
Why It Matters
This build wasn’t just about stretching steel—it was about stretching possibility. It’s a reminder that with the right tools, mindset, and team, you can turn any rig into a trail legend.
What’s Next
Next week, we wrap the series with a full recap, owner insights, and what’s coming to the shop next.
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