Jabberwocky build help

Here's my Jab build:
(Rigid for almost 2 yrs with a Fox on the way as I type)
Juicy 7s....were bb7s but ordered some hopes for my fs and swapped them for the j7s due to much lighter weight.....but to be honest, on the rolling st I ride my Jab on, I PREFER the bb7s.....great brakes for rolling st type riding.
Thomson/Thomson - I ride a small Jab at 5'10 so I have a lot of sp sticking out.....Thomspn is STIFF. Both the sp and stems are great weight:stiff:$$$ ratio.
WTB saddle for me exclusively....any of them are comfy and a couple are at a reasonable wieght.
monkey light xc bars.
I9 wheels - stiffest I've ever ridden, fast engagement, light....a lot of $$$ tho.
Cane Creek 110 headset - gotta support my home state.
xt cranks - great weight:stiff:$$$ ratio.....can get lighter for more $$$ which I'll do eventually but I've been very happy w/ them on 2 bikes.
Surly/Surly - lovin me LOOONG time.

If I were buying the parts, I'd skip the ti drive train stuff and spen the diff elsewhere where you'll get a lot more weight savings fo yo $$$.....the bb7s are tanks and hopes are gettin blown out everywhere right now as are xtr cranks.....just my .02.

Keep us posted.

Here is my Jabber build

WB Magic 80mm fork
Hand built DT wheel set with DT RWS through bolt hubs
Thomson Post and Stem
Specialized Rival saddle
Salsa seat clamp
Cane Creek Solos headset
Easton EA70 low rise bars
BB7 Brakes with Speed dial levers, and G3 rotors
Shimano SLX cranks
Time pedals
Blackspire chain ring and Spot ring guard
PC-1 nickel chain, and Surly rear cog
Specialized BG lock-on grips
Maxxis ignitor tires

Very happy with the bike!

I would do King for the headset, but if you've only got $1000 to spend, the money for the CK BB and grease injection tool might take up a good portion of your budget. For brakes, you can find pretty good deals if you check on eBay. There's a seller called RockyMountainCyclery on eBay that usually has great deals on brakes. I got my Shimano XT hydros from them for $130 (they sell a bunch of OEM take off parts so the brakes were fully assembled and bled, I just had to bolt them on).

For the crank, a lot of people like and use the ENO cranks. I couldn't afford them on my build, so I went with the Stylo GXP 1.1, which came with bottom bracket and was < $200 when I purchased. It's been a solid crankset for me (I have about 1000 miles and a full summer on the bike now).

For the fork, I'm rigid on the ODIS fork. I like it a lot. I was going to go suspended but ran out of money during my build, so I "compromised" by going rigid. I couldn't be happier that I did that - I love riding the bike rigid.