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T think you will notice a difference in power and mpg

Why not keep it and use it for On Board Air?

Please bring it to the USA

it sounds good so far I would prefer all manual controls of transmission, T-case, lockers hubs etc. You know that when electrical things fail it wont be in your driveway on a nice warm and sunny day.

that would make a great camper rig!

Hubs what Hubs...LOL No really... lock them when you hit the dirt road . When you are heading home and going to be on the pavemnet for a long time that is the time to lock them. Maybe do it while your airing up. The main thin is to be in 2x4 when driving on pavement when the hubs are locked...

you can always put a griddle on the burners of a regular stove if you want to make pancakes.

I would go with the adjustable length JKS dissconnects and only dissconnect them if you want more flex.

I hate termites... Anyone recognize this bridge?

not 255's but 285 x 75 x 16 on my H3

This sounds complicated. "But the really ambitious bit is an entirely new electrical architecture that strings together 62 different ECUs along a couple medium and high-speed CAN data busses, running new software code developed within Land Rover and Jaguar (the architecture will be shared). "

Nice Do you have a center brace on the osb? I like the air bags on the TJ! The YJ Jeeps had square rear fender wells that made a shelf much easier to install.

Maybe try Northwest Off Road. They might have waht you need? http://www.northwestoffroad.com/

You can get powdered eggs ( mix with water and cook) and or freeze-dried (just add boiling water) eggs at most camping/outdoors store. There are all kinds of foods and meals for backpacking. Survival stores sell dried foods in larger quantities.

Great Ideas Their stuf looks it is really high quality

I eat the fresh stuff the first day or two and then rely on non-perishables like canned goods powdered eggs, chile, freezdried foods. What about dinners? I often freeze my steaks, bacon, butter etc to act as ice in the cooler so they last longer.

The Tummy Tucker looks good. Rubicon models w/o a body lift may need some dimpling of the tub. http://www.aev-conversions.com/pdf/isheets/AEV-Nth_TJ_TummyTucker_Rubicon_Kit_Instructions.pdf

Great job. The small Action Packers work great in a TJ Can you post s few pictures of how you mounted the frame? Did you mount it to the roll bar or body tub? What are the dimensions of your wood platform?

Nice Jeep and RTT and side tent. What kind of table is that?

White roofing paint would probably be better. Use the elastomeric highly reflective type. I am considering doing that on my TJ's black hard top.