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If you carry a passenger, or a large dog,a full tank of gas or have an aftermarket bumper you are adding the same if not more weight. 70lbs is a very small trade off for water on demand. Besides, it's not like you need to have it full all the time.

Grecy why are you interested in these wheels? If you are circumnavigating Africa I would focus on eliminating possible breakage points, not adding more. Spacers should be a non-starter.

Why does everyone seem to want these Mopar wheels with terrible backspacing and slim width requiring spacers? There are better steel wheel alternatives on the market.

Great looking Jeep. The rack and wheels really set it off nice!

Not to hijack this thread (awesome build BTW!) but if you are interested in a wider steel wheel that doesn't require spacers look at Wheel Vintiques at Summit Racing. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/wvi-126805042 There are many sizes available though the 17" gets pricey. I run 15" wheels on...

On my Jeep with the prefilter there hasn't been any measurable difference in power or MPG. It does sound cool when you get on the gas though :)

That is odd, I always thought they were universal. I've never seen fairleads advertised as one size or another. I just measured mine and it's 10". Is there another piece that is supposed to bolt to the bumper that the fairlead bolts to?

My guess would be because he wanted a narrower tire. The tire you listed is wider than factory.

It's super easy, and if your Jeep ever drives through water at all it's worth it. It doesn't take much to get into your diffs. Cheap insurance.

This thread has potential..... :D When I read the "Time machine" title I was hoping for something like this:

That second pic is such an optical illusion! The silver Jeep looks so much smaller in all dimensions even though they are both JK's. Crazy!

"This is without a doubt the worst for sale thread I've ever heard of" "Ahhh but you have heard of it"

Good write up. Definitely an easy and important modification if you plan on taking your Jeep into the unknown. I routed the rear breather up into the passenger side tail light housing. I figured it was pretty safe there.

Great build so far! Looking forward to seeing it completed!

FANTASTIC. What a great setup! How do you find the storage limitation with the 2 door?

Jesus H. Christ stop ruining this thread with things no one cares about. Boo hoo. Edit: I'll add something relevent. I bought soft doors for my Wrangler today from Amazon's Warehouse deals section. However they sent me the rear set of doors instead of the fronts. I knew the deal was too good to...

I'm no engineer. Heck I might not even be smart. But your link says this: SPINOFF: A black car heats up faster than an identical white car. (From Pilot 2) CONFIRMED A fan wrote in and asked a follow up question: "Does the color of a car affect the way it heats up?". The MythBusters used two...

No matter the color of the vehicle, the interior temperature will always be the same. The difference is the time it takes to reach that temperature. A black car and a white car parked in the sun will still reach the same high temp, but the black car will reach it quicker. I love that awning...

HAHA perfect.

Do those lights say "******" on them?