Search results for query: *

I'm not familiar with Toyota's. However, your problem sounds like the fuel pump is gone.

I was just wondering the same thing. Planning on heading up there this weekend. ....bump

Allowing large rigs on a small trail will lead to more chainsaws making the trail unfun for small rigs.

I've been stuck on the trail while another guy pulled the tranny twice because of mud in the CenterForce clutch. I recently installed a Luk Gold in my YJ. The OE is Luk. Not sure what vehicle your asking about. If it's a Dodge Cummins look no further than Southbend Clutch.

Here's a pic today from near the top of the 520 today at Evans. Winch lines are not under tension yet. I'm not great with names. The guys that saved this XJ went way beyond helping. They saved him twice. Didn't arrive in time to take pics of the first extraction. They live up North near...

I know a guy in Puyallup. PM if he's not too far.

Don't forget Points of Interest (poi). More poi's is always better. I have a Garmin Zumo 550. The Zumo 550 has 6million poi's, water resistant and expandable memory. On the SD memory I have the Western US Topo maps and US Lights and Waterways. I also have 1gig of MP3's on the same SD memory.

I used to weigh 2100pds on the front/rear axle with some armor and 33's. I now weigh 2190 front/4590 rear. I added my daughter, rear seat, more tools, more parts, full weld in cage, armor and 35's. Back when I had problems with RE I was considerably lighter with 31's. I'm now SOA with Alcan...

I'm not a fan of shackle lifts. They could induce steering problems to the frontend. The YJ will not flex like a TJ. That being said, what size tire is your goal? I'm going to guess 33's. It won't take much lift to qualify for a SYE. For some reason not all Jeeps are created equal with vibes and...

I'm heading over Tuesday Morning.

Here's some pics from the Wohva Rally in Olympia. If anyone wants the fullsize version let me know. http://www.cascade4x4s.com/pics/2007%20pics/March/Wohva.rally.slide/index.htm

The Eastern Washington Trail Jam is July 12th-14th. Arrival is normally Wednesday. Last year early camping for participants was allowed at $10/day.

A friend has a ReadyWelder. I've never used it. He's happy with it's performance.

The Elbe Toy Run sponsored by the Redline Wheelers has been cancelled. Cascade 4x4s was unable to make it work in a short period of time.

Last year when we did the Rubicon we drove down on Sat/Sun. Rubicon on Mon/Tue. Fordyce on Wed/Thur. Drove home on Fri/Sat. Definitely make time for Fordyce Creek. It's more challenging than the Rubicon. Make reservations early for camping.