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Are you a so. kalian? I am always looking for TJ's to run with. We do all the Big Bear trails, Calico, a few hammers, etc..

Did you do the entire kit or just the pads? The 16" rotors and dual calipers coupled with the BM pads work great for me, never noticed much dust.

Swingouts are awesome! We have done 4 people in our TJ, very cozy.

The end all solution for the TJ brake problem is the black magic brake kit. I did the front and then the rear disc conversion. I can lock up the 35 MT's on asphalt if needed. I have a 5:1 Atlas II TC and can still drive through the brakes with a little gas but way better than stock brakes, like...

This is my 2000 TJ, both smooth. I just replaced both.

This is too good to be true for 60k!!!! How does it work? Are you on another continent and I send you the money, then it gets shipped to me? Has shipping already been paid for?

I personally do not train enough. I build lots of steel targets and body armor though. Here is a link to the fun test I did. I have built multi target stands before but never one that passes over center, I needed to make sure it would not flop or fall over. I think the testing is the best part.

Hit me up if you want to trade some gear. I can make just about any type of target. The one in the pic has 1/4" (body armor), 3/8" and 1/2" AR500. I cut a hole in a test armor plate to hang on the stand. The resulting sound or the three different thicknesses was cool. Back story to this stand...

Yes they are. Even a 1/8npt petcock would flow enough air. A little silicone would work like loctite and teflon tape to contain leaks. The smaller the vent the better. Air flows much faster than water.

Great to see a square light rig in this kind of shape! Beautiful.

I installed a pro comp kit. Used six lights. https://www.procompusa.com/product-skus/pro-comp-3-led-rock-light-kit-6-pack-kit-76501/

This is a Sig Sierra 3 BDX paired with a range finder and my iphone. Enter the data once, then range and put the dot on target. It is capable of 1200yd hits mounted on a 6mm Creedmore.

Any word on the 3/4" shackles?

Of course, use the pics as you need. I noticed the map case flopped open on the center, another very used piece.

I hear the shop roll is a good piece of gear. My first ATC product was a roll. I thought it was a "shop roll", but it was not. Well made but not a shop roll. Most likely I simply did not know the difference. I do now! The shop roll is probably the only item from ATC I don't have. The pic is just...

I would buy 2 3/4" by 12" dia. We use the heck out of the pair I bought from you on etsy., We use them to link straps to pull pallets off the nose of ltl loads.

Found you on etsy, just bought two 7/16 for my shop. Giving up on chains, using these to link up snatch straps to unload 52' trailers with parts in the nose.

How is that working? I was going to go the same route but some gurus on another forum said it was dangerous. I cannot see a danger, but I do see a safety feature, less moving mass in a line failure. A soft shackle would carry the same load I believe. Pics?

After reviewing and a little study, it does too much. If it fails, you lose a lot of function if you are using it to it's capability. I have an Overlander and a inReach. If one goes down, I still have the other. Same for the spod type of features using switches. If the unit is stolen or broken...

TRE makes some nice gear. I use their soft shackles most places now, simply lighter, easier and safer. https://www.tacticalrecoveryequipment.com/product-category/soft-shackles/ https://www.tacticalrecoveryequipment.com/product/3-8-winch-rope-extensions/ I recently redid my recovery gear and...