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this report is WAY overdue i know, but better to get it up late than never they say... we make the trip up to lone pine every year for thanksgiving with my wifes family and friends, it really is a trip i look forward to all year long. 2011 we were not able to make it up there due to recovering...

im running with 3" of lift on my 93 ZJ and am looking to run an adjustable front track bar. i already have an adjustable one out back but the front is the stock bar with a goofy little relocator bracket on the axle end. i have a feeling the combo up front may be a cause of the funny driving...

doing some research trying to decide on a good recovery strap. i have a connection at ORW and was looking at the trail gear straps. how does one decide which one to get? there is: 2"x20' 18,000lb cap, 2"x30' 18,000lb cap, 3"x20' 35,000lb cap and 3"x30' 35,000lb cap. i have a 6cyl grand cherokee...

the steering joints on my 93 4.0L ZJ are plain worn out and its quite the adventure to drive on the pavement. looking at options, im trying to figure out if the currie currectlync system is worth the huge amount of extra $$ over getting all new factory style V8 stuff? my ZJ does have a 3" lift...

hey yall, this is my first post in this area now that i finally have a jeep. i have a build thread in the 'fullsize domestic' area for the GMC Jimmy straight axle conversion ive been helping my brother with for the last 10 months. been wanting my own exploration vehicle for a long while and this...

routes taken: bee canyon, san jacinto ridge trail, indian mountain/jeep trail, black mountain, poppet flats/ranger peak, indain canyon, bee canyon, home vehicles: 1998 GMC S15 Jimmy 4x4 (solid front axle conversion) 1979 Jeep CJ7 Golden Eagle 1948 Willys 1985 Toyota pickup 4x4 this was...

hello, new guy here but my brother and i have been working on this project for the last few months and figured it kind of fits in with this forum so wanted to share... this is my brothers truck. has had it for a few years and since its no longer a daily driver, it gets used for trail exploring...