Mountain Off-Road Enterprises had a handful of brand new products for the 97-06 TJ Wrangler on display in their booth.
Their new Front Spring / Shock Tower increases the available suspension travel by 2" and has been designed to work with the Teraflex Speed Bump, as well as other manufacturers bump stops. Made from 1/4" plate, they also offer increased strength over the stock bracket. In addition to allowing you to install a 2" longer shock without installing a suspension lift, the shock mount allows the use of an eye style shock in place of a pin style.
Also on display is their brand new Oil Pan and Transmission Skid Plate. Their existing version for the 07 and up JK Wrangler has been a very popular product, and they were proud to announce the addition of a 97-06 TJ Wrangler version.
Another product they've received a lot of requests is their ARB Air Compressor Bracket giving you a convenient and easy place to mount your compressor under the hood of your 97-06 Wrangler.
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Brand New from M.O.R.E. - TJ Spring / Shock Brackets, Skid Plates, & Compressor Bracket
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