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Looks like a good tire... Hmmm....

The best thing is to not reinvent the wheel. There are tons of info out there on what works and doesn't work. Spend a month or so reading and deciding what your ultimate rig will be and then go there. Not partway there, but all the way. It will be a lot cheaper in the long run.

Looks like a typical web wheeler to me. No balls.

You just had a lesson there. I don't shut mine off until everything is settled for two reasons. To have a chance to pull it out and also to keep fluids where they are supposed to be in the motor as long as possible. Also Jeeps have a nice little vent cap for the diff's and transmission and...

Ask that question again the next time you are on the trail and tearing apart the front end while everyone is standing around giving you **** because you broke and now you are right in the middle of the trail and can't steer enough to get out of the way and no one can get around you and you are...

I always keep the passenger belt fastened. If I am going over, I loop my arm under it, lean over the center and hang until it all stops. My battery is fastened down and protected under the hood. Even if the hood collapses onto it, it is covered to prevent shorts. I am not worried about...

I like this idea. If you playing without the proper plate you get a ticket.

You will be very pleased with them. :cheer:

Follow 101 thru Port Angeles to a right turn onto Hwy 112(about five minutes past Albertsons in P.A.) Follow 112 thru the small town of Joyce. You will cross two bridges, one is the Lyre River. The staging area is located approximately 5 miles farther down the road on the East Twin River...

I wonder what a spotted owl tastes like?

Don't need ponies, you need gears for serious snow wheeling. Irok or Gateway Buckshots have proven to be the best all around snow tires.

I have yet to find the pizza out on the trail. Boobies yes, but not pizza.

Yes, and after driving out of "Rusty Nail" (Moab) at night, in the middle of a rain storm, in front wheel drive only, I was VERY glad I had your CV axles in there.

http://www.partsmike.com/store/store.php?crn=218 I made my own. I am cheap.

I agree. I have had a few problems with dead batteries when I had Optima's in my Jeep. Took them out finally and all my problems went away.

This was a 2008 bill that never made it out of committee. as of now it has not been reintroduced according to legislative search No wonder the internet is so much fun. Some people are always 2 years behind...

Honestly, contact the vendors on the pirate board. It can save you hundreds... I saved a lot on mine when I got it. (plus free bling shifter handles...)

Oops and if you don't want to be tying knots in it buy at least 2 sizes larger than you think you need on rope.

??? Last Time I got cable it was $85 for 150'.

Nope- Lester, Wa access through Ravensdale, or roundabout off of Stampede pass. Way up in the mountains on Scott Paper co. land. Now a certified ghost town.