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Article #1 Back in July, Jeep confirmed that the 6.4-liter V-8 Wrangler Rubicon 392 Concept was definitely a thing—but today we got our first video, and it confirms the news that the marque has been hinting at: We’re going to be getting a production Jeep Wrangler with a V8 engine, and it’s going...

The biggest thing to remember when comparing the JT to the Toyota pictured above, the JK/JL and even the Bronco is the JT is a two peice body and the that will flex and roll independently. It you get a top for the JT it will be just like all the other trucks and campers... it has to be without...

I've been ducked! Found this on my Jeep today... it did make my day!

Wheeeewww that was close, I thought you were talking about the doors like this with the Freedom tops doors

What's wrong with too easy to access across the front bumper? I have mine there just for that reason. If you are worried about it sprouting legs anywhere outside has that issue (as anything else bolted onto it outside). To keep it there when you aren't I use a Bolt cable lock for Jeeps Jeep...

Nice Gazel! I wish we had a quality dealer here in the states

+1 for Northridge.. and being in OR, no sales tax. Trying using the promo code "EXPO" for more savings as they support this site

Yes, an improperly placed system will pull out gradually . I have used picket line ground anchors for years. They are more than solid enough that I have trusted my life, my partners life and our patients life in vertical situations. I have practiced with them pulling my Jeep up hill to...

Looking at some Picket Line systems I saw that Hurely makes an off the shelf one that was interesting. It doesn't give the mechanical advantage of a traditional Picket line system but is more along the lines like jscherb is talking about. Hurely

If there is any concern over a single anchor point, and its a good point to consider, use a 2 plate setup with a self equalizing connection to tie into.

The hook could make it hard to to pound into hard/frozen ground. On the upside it would make it easier to slide a tire iron under there to help recover them. I would not use 3/8ths - 1/2" is a must. Also if you are going to pad up a plate consider allowing the stakes to be put into the ground...

I have been carrying a picket line set up for years for my ground anchor. Ground anchors are great when there are no boulders or trees. The issue I see with the above set up is the stakes appear to be a little short - I would use about 18" in the ground. Also I would like to see the steel...

I like my Ranchos. I have them on the truck and the jeep The 9000 are adjustable and 5000 are not both have served me well

The issue with going above, at least on the JK is there is an air bag there

There are already several out there, a handful on Amazon and I think Blue Ridge Overland makes one. Search jeep grab handle pouch and you can see the various oferings

I've ran the RS kit with a pair of jerry cans on it with about 4 gallons each on my JKU so you should be good to go with the JL. If I recall the JL has an upgraded hinge system too. Figure about 6'ish pounds per gallon of gas (changes weight with temp) plus the weight of the buckle and...

^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^ NOW THAT IS SOMETHING!!! I could get into that !

Do you know off hand if that works for Jeeps too? Being a disabled Jeep that could be a game changer for me!