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'06 wrangler 4.0L - is there any difference in the oil pans between the older wranglers and XJ's? mine is bashed in really good and I don't want to have to pay for one at the dealer next time it's in for service ... which needs to be soon as they've got a recall out on the clutch linkage...

bulbs and wattage aside, i really like the euro-pattern lenses. even with a generic bulb I think the light pattern is much nicer. on lo beam it's almost as good as a fog light and the high beams are very tightly focused compared to DOT spec lenses. i just use whatever cheapy bulbs i can...

a buddy of mine uses these in his defender 110 and is a happy camper (literally) :D

what he said - swapping the harnesses to run right off the battery makes a huge difference itself.

hmmm ... i wonder what those trxus STS mall terrains would be like on that stuff... the regular trxus compound is pretty soft. might be a good "this event only" kind of budget tire over the procomp XTC compounds and krawlers...

christa - anything but pioneer :flipoff: below is the 30 and over tutorial :D i'm sure some younger guys will pop on and skool us on all the latest. i tend to look for Inifinity, JBL, or Polk Audio - the Polks generally sound really good. check out fleabay - there's usually a glut from...

meh - I think that's kinda splittin' hairs ... sounds like typical web wheeler advice :flipoff: if you're running a reasonable (12") shocks and you go ahead and lengthen the LCA's, redoing that hideous frame mount while you're at it it'll be just fine.

I've been thinking of this same thing ... except using a long-arm TT of some kind to re-use the front link mounts, and building the radius arms myself. have you thought about just 3-linking the rear? a Y-arm connected to the frame-side mounts and running down to a truss seems easy-peasy.

what happened to that rig anyway ... and is the current BBS kerry the same kerry that helped build kujo?

you should have told me - i could have let you come over and pick the dog turds up out of my yard and recieve a swift kick in the ass. you'd still have been better off :flipoff: . . . . . . . . . . . just giving you a hard time - glad to hear you'll be able to get your junk fixed now.

you're going to learn the hardway - having your cake and eating it too is very expensive, as well as time consuming :D

no but i'm getting an idea ... question is, can your wallet keep that up? :; get a honda to take to work, or go with gary's or crash's sound advice here ...

d30 outers seem just fine for 35" tires and DD status. i still don't understand why people are so wrapped up about 'em :rolleyes: karl seems like you have a wheeler here and not a rock crawler. Gary has some good advice here - go with the best bang for the buck that has the least labor and...

this is true for planetary winches. worm drive winches do not have this problem, as the "Rack" is used for pulling, reversing, and load-holding and does not rely on an in-drum brake.

is there some place locally you can find some gussets and smaller fab bits? traditionally i've always ordered from aa, but need a few things for a small project to be completed for the weekend. cheers -isaac

yeah, but - i can vouch for the simplicity of knowing that it's going to be drop shipped to my front door in plenty of time for when i need it, and avoid further running around :clappy: glad you got something lined up :;

that's going to be one helluva jeep when you're through with it :clappy: great looking buildup.

craig - i still need to pick up a couple of water cans myself and am in the same boat. i'm going to check out the big surplus store downtown sometime tomorrow and will keep my eyes peeled. if you need a can for gas I have two of them and won't be bringing one on the trip - let me know if you...