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Written by GotJeepOmaha
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Tuesday, 15 July 2008 21:00 |
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This will be a website devoted to the Jeep Wrangler Built by the Coyote Caller himself, Cody Crawford.
The jeeps suspension is the TnT Customs/Go Treks.com's Rock-Trek Long arm kit.
Featuring the Original "Bent Y" front long arms and the dual triangulated Rear suspension.
This is the most stable suspension available on and off-road. In off-camber situations when the pucker factor gets going, just give it a little gas and the jeep just squats down, it is awesome! While TnT had the Jeep, they also gave the jeep a 4in stretch to the wheelbase, notice the relocated rear wheel wells. Also the jeep has full replacement fenders w/ theoptional 3in lip. Full replacement is the only way to go for added strength. Don't waistyour time with the weld on outers as you lose wheel well clearance and the new inner fender of the TnT Fender is super clean which really gives the jeep a custom look.
For the best Suspensions, Bumpers and Armor check out TnT Customs / Treks Off-Road Equipment:
www.gotreks.com
For some of the stickiest, nastiest rock-crawling tires:
For some high quality Bead-Locks, please visit our friends at Allied Wheel:
www.alliedrockathons.com/opening_page.htm
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 March 2010 01:36 |
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TnT Customs/GoTreks.com Tire Carrier and Rear Crossmember |
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Written by Omaha
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Thursday, 12 October 2006 04:00 |
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Tnt Customs / GoTreks.com This is the New Rear Tire Carrier/rear cross-member from Treks Off-Road Equipment. The rear tire carrier puts that massive 38.5 Kreepy Crawler up out of the way and really cleans up the back of your Jeep. It is attached to the new stretched rear corners as seen below. This is a very strong setup, no wobbles out of that 38. The rear cross-member replaces the factory stamped steel piece with a stout piece. There are provisions for several LED which really add to the custom look of this cross-member. 
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Last Updated on Monday, 15 June 2009 08:34 |
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Cody's Jeep Receives Refresh at TnT to clear 40s on 3.5in lift |
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Written by GotJeepOmaha
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Friday, 06 October 2006 15:27 |
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With the decision to run forty's come other changes. Cody's jeep was stuffing the front and rear and limiting travel.
Bob, the Mastermind at TnT Customs in Chyane Wyoming must have to that as a challenge.
with a 4.5 inch total stretch, the wheelbase is now at 99 inches inches /New fenders to go with the highline AEV Hood / Corners are also
new, opened up to clear the 40's / New Front bumper/ Also, not seen, the 505 performance Turbo under the hood.
There is no doubt this is the baddest TJ in America built by the one of the buest Off Road Shops in America,
TnT Customsin Chyanne Wyoming. 3.5 inches of suspension lift with a 1in body (to clear the atlas)
Bob and the guys at the shop did freaking awsome job!
New High CLearance Fender from TnT Customs - www.gotreks.com
Flex's like Craz, bumpstopped to keep those 40's out of the fenders.
The front frame has been extended 3 inches, wheel base is now
102.5-103inches.(I need to clarify that, but it is over 100 for sure.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 March 2010 01:36 |
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Moab 2010 - 40's on 4inches of lift |
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Written by GotJeepOmaha
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Friday, 06 October 2006 13:29 |
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It is spring again, that means time for the Easter Jeep Safari. TnT Customs brought some
awsome rigs on 40' tires, including Cody's Cat Scratch Fever and several other TJ's with little or no lift. All of these "Low Boy" Jeeps have the new Hiline Fender and even one got a hemi with coil overs.
Whats next for CatScratchFever? Perhaps something under that beautiful hood? LS????
More pics on here - http://rides.webshots.com/album/577180379pBCMbK
Video of CatScratchFever - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqbXlKlO1Iw
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 March 2010 08:11 |
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Moab Utah Easter Jeep Safari 2009 |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 07 July 2004 06:00 |
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The Coyote Caller is rockin' 40" Kevlar Goodyear MT/R's. After running 6lb's of air all week and a lot of barking, they are starting to stick to the slick rock in Moab. For More Pictures clink on the Trail Run Photos Link.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 March 2010 01:26 |
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The News - Cat Scratch Fever TJ