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IF YOU PICK THIS UP AT THE EXPO (ie no shipping involved) THE PRICE IS REDUCED TO FREE

Sort of, I went from a 2nd level shelf/rack that went across the entire back of the LJ, to just 3 Wolf boxes and 2 smaller side shelfs over the wheel wells. The Wolf boxes double as a sleep surface with passenger seat back slid forward, foam mattress on top. Things get pulled out and stowed in...

CAI Cold Air Intake for 1997 thru 2006 Jeep Wrangler (TJ and LJ) with 4.0 liter engine. Complete unit including filter, tubing and heat shield as shown in pics. I can bring it to the Overland Expo in Flagstaff. AZ. I will be there Wed May 15th (afternoon) thru Monday May 20th (early morning)...

https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/arb-fridge-slide-baja-designs-lights-arb-twin-compressor-factor-55-synthetic-rope-many-more.203950/ I purchased the Prolink Factor 55 from the above link, but found out it won't fit my line. I have a 9/16" line which is really fat. The Factor 55...

Hi Drew, I purchased the Prolink Factor 55, but found out it won't fit my line. I have a 9/16" line which is really fat. The Factor 55 site says this is good for up to a 3/8" line. I got that info from here https://factor55.com/product/prolink/ in case you want to double check -...

SOLD If you pick this up at the Overland Expo this May in Flagstaff, the price is reduced to FREE CAI Cold Air Intake for 1997 thru 2006 Jeep Wrangler (TJ and LJ) with 4.0 liter engine, includes filter and heat shield as shown in pics. This came on a jeep I recently purchased. The new (to...

I will take the blue prolink from factor 55 - pm sent

look at that! Me and the Porsche guys on the same wavelength - great minds DO think alike!?

well I am obviously biased - I recommend the 2005 or 2006 Jeep LJ Unlimited Rubicon. For me I don't need the 2nd row of seats, and the extra space for gear and/or laying down to sleep is wonderful. I drove a 1997 TJ for 20 years and thought it was great, with the only other Jeep I would ever...

been there done that. TJ with a ford 8.8 in the rear and hi pinion dana 30 up front. Convinced myself that the rear would usually have more weight on it than the front and thus find traction the way it was. Wrong. Weight is not the only factor for finding traction. Flex is also involved. At...

A work in progress - Addresses the recent post asking who likes 'boxes' and who likes 'drawers'. And introduces something not often discussed - storing a spare tire inside. So.....I like boxes (Wolf Boxes, with high lids) versus drawers or slides. I also like less weight on the tailgate...

A work in progress - Addresses the recent post asking who likes 'boxes' and who likes 'drawers'. And introduces something not often discussed - storing a spare tire inside. So.....I like boxes (Wolf Boxes, with high lids) versus drawers or slides. I also like less weight on the tailgate...

On the Rubicon last October, had the entire Springs campground to myself, and whatever critter made the loud noise I heard once inside the tent!!

Can't say I've used all the ones already mentioned. I originally used pelican cases, but a few years ago moved over to wolf boxes from front runner outfitters. I like them a lot better. Seems like I can fit more in easier, they are lighter but still strong, the sides are vertical, they stack...

Maybe next time thru we can meet. The stabilizer is nice for solid feeling when entering or exiting. I just cut the tabs off the tongue and welded back on in the back. Not used the winch, just insurance if I need to pull the back end around on the trail. Yes and no on sleeving the tongue...

What part of TX? I am at the retirement home in Galveston (where the Tentrax is) and am frequently in McKinney (north of dallas). I could pull it up there if we wanted to arrange sometime. If you search 'rubicon trail with tentrax' on youtube, or subscribe to my youtube channel you can see my...

Didn't even know the trailer was there while traveling the Rubicon. Only thing to consider was being careful while backing up, didn't want to jackknife. Changes include - removed the forward rack on the tongue where the aluminum box was sitting, running from side to side. I removed the...

I've had mine for about 2 years now (purchased slightly used) Recently crossed the Rubicon Trail with it - flawless. I really like it because of the simplicity, although I have made a few modifications which make it more fitted to my needs. I will have it at the Overland Expo in Flagstaff AZ...

Yep, ditto, what BTCSXJ said

does this work while the vehicle is in motion, or only while stationary?