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Looks like someone came up with the "10%" different copy of the PETT, so it could get by the copyright and make a similar product. That said, looks like a good option.

Add me to the list, 2 holders with half down.

My first thought would be quick release pins. McMasterCarr has a very good supply of different styles and lengths. As for adding tension, I would place a stiff spring on the pin so when you push it down into the hole, it would put tension and eliminate the slop. Might take a little trial and...

I had a set on my old GEO Tracker and never had any problems. Buddy bought a set for a Toyota 2WD pickup and liked them. Not sure about now but when I had mine, they were built by Kelly Tires.

My guess, the handheld Cobra should be a Cobra 75 WXST. That's what I have and like.

Nice. I agree, looks great on the ZJ!

That is slick! Nice job and idea. Now I need to look at my Cherokee and see if I can do something like that. Space for putting GPS, Spot, Camera, etc. is very tight and the RAM mounts would make an easy way of doing it.

That shackle setup is cool. I don't recall seeing that before. Almost makes me rethink my rear bumper plans, since I wanted some shackle setup too. As for the stock tire carrier, there are two types. One only mounts to the bumper and the other style mounts to the bumper and the pass. side...

Sure I would make them. When I do mine, it will be easy to make a couple more sets. Like I said in my PM, time and space are my problems right now. Hopefully in the next few weeks I'll be getting parts on the truck frame and make it a roller, then I can get to my welders again. :D

I believe this is a direct bolt in, no mods. As for swapping, I believe you need to unbolt the top core support, the fan shroud, hoses and tranny lines. It pulls up and you swap in the new one. Only thing I have heard people having problems, is getting the tranny lines to disconnect. Not...

My recommendation based on my research is the 3 row CSF radiator. All aluminum and seems to be the top choice. Sad part is, they are discontinuing this. Dirk at DPG (good guy to work with) bought the last of them so you will want to jump on getting one. He posted up on NAXJA that talking to...

Nice rig. Looks like it wasn't abused. Sounds like you are on the right track with getting the maintenance stuff done. If you are not in a real hurry for a trailer hitch, I'll have one I'll make you a hell of a deal on. It's a U-Haul model, no problems with it but I picked up a factory one...

WHAT!!!!!! Spill the beans buddy! Sounds like a big welcome to the XJ fold. :victory: Hit me up if you need any ideas/help. BTW, get some pics up you bum. :ylsmoke:

I understand the reasoning for shaving the bottom of the diff housing but why remove the webbing from the left and right side of the housing? I would think that would not add much, if any clearance but the loss of strength would outweigh doing it.

Nice. I have been seriously looking at them when I change bumpers for a winch setup. Seems like a nice bumper at a fair price. Even thinking about their rear one too.

I think you are looking for the EXP rack, which is setup to mount a RTT and have a storage space in the front area. Here's the link http://www.bajarack.com/exp.html

So looking around that site, which is nuts, I found this very cool JK build. At the end of the thread, some of those pics look like a 1:1 rig. So very cool. http://206.180.232.134/forum/showthread.php?t=158609

That is totally cool!!! Got to admire the skill in doing a project like this. Maybe Martyn and Mario should commission him to build one for the shop. :D

Cool, the name I voted for won. Yea!

Okay.... keeping notes on who's hand NOT to shake. :D