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The hitch was 119, so I found a few other things to bring the price up to 150 to get free shipping.

I rethought the idea of towing with the bumper and realized to do so, with the current trailers I have (which aren't offroad models) I'd need a drop hitch of 8" or so, which is a bit excessive in my opinion. Also required, would be to cut the tail off the hitch, so there is no more than about...

I rethought the idea of towing with the bumper and realized to do so, with the current trailers I have (which aren't offroad models) I'd need a drop hitch of 8" or so, which is a bit excessive. Also required, would be to cut the tail off the hitch, so there was no more than about 1" of metal...

looking for info on frame mounted hitches (receiver style hitches). I revived an old thread I started... see it here: http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17968

revival of an old thread i started.... I do have the frame tie-ins on my Rockhard4x4 bumper, they look like this: but I am using all three bolt locations on the side plates. Problem I am having with regard to finding a receiver hitch (still up in the air about doing that or using what I...

Two tires that I've used and work well in the PNW are the Pirelli MT21 (front and rear) And the Dunlop D606 (rear). Friends have used the D606 on the front and say it's a bit squirelly on gravel, so I've stuck with the tried and true MT21 on the front because that's what I've used since 1995...

About 10 years ago I built one using a 5hp B&S motor, with 120 amp marine alternator and 3-stage regulator. It works well, but I actually have no use for it anymore and want to sell it. edit: opps, I see I posted pics already, http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=259485&postcount=47

2004 Rubicon up on Manastash Ridge a few weeks ago.

Then we have a cage mounted "dash-cam" mounted to the dash bar of the Rockhard cage:

Been a while since I updated this thread....... Upgraded my sPOD switch system with "The Source" (a relay/fuse/terminal block unit) which make the wiring of accessories truly "plug and play" Here's a few teaser photos. The entire write-up is here...

Those are made by a marine electrics company called Marinco, and private labeled for West marine in the multi socket model. the one AT sells is also by Marinco, (I like teh box they make for it) The link to the one at cabela's is also the Marinco one. as far as I can tell, they are the best...

here's the pics....... the motor and alternator are attached to a purpose built metal base, then that is rubber shock mounted to a larger wood base so it would work better on uneven ground. Marine style externally regulated alternator using a 3 stage "smart regulator" to maximize output of the...

been there, done.... :jump: built my own. pics coming soon once I find them

Mods, move this if it needs to go to a different forum area.... my initial thought was I'd get more responses and better information if posted here as opposed to the Jeep area.... Anyhoo, the question: For those that tow with a TJ or LJ and have an aftermarket bumper with hitch built in, do...

If someone here has a account over at Arizona Virtual Jeep CLub: http://www.virtualjeepclub.com/ post it there too.

Got mine, VERY NICE.... now I just need to decide which vehicles to put them on... (I think this is a sign that I have too many rigs) D

Basically, it rolls all the Windows updates that have occurred over the years, in to one big package, plus has some other newer updates.

Here's a write up I did a few weeks ago in the gear and storage forum that is applicable to Jeeps (rack is made for TJs and soon to be available for JKs) http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13388 here's a pic of it:

Not sure if you've seen the factory mudflaps - I don't know if they are an add-on or stock on the JK sahara. I can take some pics, a co-worker has an 08 Sahara with the mudflaps.

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