Mopar made a kit called the JK8, and the company DV8 also made a conversion kit. No idea if either one is still available....Who originally made that?
Last time I was on DV8s website it said "No longer available"According to Google the DV8 kit is still available for about 7k.
The JK in OPs post has the DV8 kit on it...
Edit: OP's google-fu skills suck dick.
That's Tech Tim here, he works for NR4x4. I bet if you wanted one bad enough a kit could be found. Sombody somewhere has one of those kicking around that never got purchased and/or installed, it's just a matter of finding it.
That's Tech Tim here, he works for NR4x4. I bet if you wanted one bad enough a kit could be found. Sombody somewhere has one of those kicking around that never got purchased and/or installed, it's just a matter of finding it.
AEV made those.Wasn't there a setup called the Brute or something?
I like DV8s kit much more than the new Gladiators. The 2 door setup you end up with looks pretty killer to me proportionally
Im surprised there isnt one. Since they made the prototype.I would say price and demand is what drove them away. how many JK owners actually purchased it? I would love see a 2dr version of the gladiator honestly.
That's the J8. They made a bunch of them for the Israeli military or something like that. They made so many you can buy parts on rock auto. They have jk dana 44 5x5.5 unit bearings and brakes.Im surprised there isnt one. Since they made the prototype.
I didnt know that. I thought it was just a prototype.That's the J8. They made a bunch of them for the Israeli military or something like that. They made so many you can buy parts on rock auto. They have jk dana 44 5x5.5 unit bearings and brakes.
I would say price and demand is what drove them away. how many JK owners actually purchased it? I would love see a 2dr version of the gladiator honestly.
Im surprised there isnt one. Since they made the prototype.
That's the J8. They made a bunch of them for the Israeli military or something like that. They made so many you can buy parts on rock auto. They have jk dana 44 5x5.5 unit bearings and brakes.
Pretty sure that is still available from Action Camper. Went wheeling with Eric Thater, the guy that designed it, back in January. He makes some awesome products for a wide range of industries but his first love is Jeeps...
I wonder how hard it would be to replicate the hardtop?
Filling the doors/cage work/rear bed drop in seems simple enough to do, but I have never worked with fiberglass.