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I hear what you are saying but there are several factors. First driving a jeep you "feel" it more due to the short wheel base as well as the coil spring rear suspension. Coils just do not support weight like leafs so the slightest push or pull from the Campa would tend to throw your TJ around...

Kia makes some stuff likt that for the rest of the world. THey are interesting little vehicles and could be a good option for a D.D. provided that you can get the llarger cab models in 4x4. I bet the gas versions get great MPG given the small motors.

The Campa pulls good behind my 4cy taco. I had one strapped to the back when the factory hitch on Outsidrs Duramax broke. I hauled it From Bahia De Los Angeles to Yuma Alot of off road, city and Highway. I wish I had a little more motor for the highway given my truck and the trailer were fully...

Ok guys I am putting up my burb. It is a stock 4wd truck. Loaded out with all the options. power everything, heated seats, leather 3 row seats, premium sound, tilt cruise dual climate 2nd row head phones, and alot more. I have added an electronic brake controller for towing altough I have only...

I agree. So far it is the only jeep I am intersted in. My best friend had one in high school we used to cruise in. It was a beat up 82 I think. We always had fuin in it adn from what I remember that 6 cyl got fairly good mileage with the 33" tires. Atleast as good as my 4cyl taco anyway.

Nice jeep but to big for my tastes. Looks like he does good work though so your project should turn out ice too.

sweet scrambler I never even new that some of these jeeps existed. however a simple full length hard top could be a nice project for our usage with plenty of domestic support.

Well over the years I have had a bunchof watches. When I was in the diving industry I had 2 nice ones a citizen which had a depth guage and down time tracker etc and an ikelite which had a full blown dive comp in it. For my wedding gift from my wife she got me this Tag that I really like For...

Sounds like you need the peaked awning kit. I have that and on the rainy days I through it on to prevent all those issues. Infact you should just get the entire peaked awning and side walls kit to enjoy a nice weather free front porch!

Ok guys I have a '97 ranger w 4.0l and 126K on the second motor. It has been running great after a tune up a few months back. I got in the truck sat and bam it was running rough off the start and under load getting up to speed it would miss fire really bad shaking the whole truck. Under load it...

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I have both. Are you going to put it on the cab or topper? If you have it on the topper you will need to add atleast 1 more bar to it other wise you will bend or break the 2 bars existing. You will want an extention for over the topper. If it is going over the cab then just plain basket is good...

Ok guys I was cleaning out part of the warehouse yesterday and found a bunch of Yakima and Thule stuff in some boxes . All this stuff is new but since I am no longer retailing I am going to blow it out so here are some good deals. Yakima racks Crosstop rack (fits forester) $150.00 new this...

I think to many get focused on bigger is better and I myself fell into it. If your on a budget then your priority should be good tires not big tires. I have run my truck on 3 sizes of tires. I jumped from 31x10.50 to 255/85 tires. IMO you will be fine with a stock size tire and good tread. I did...

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There is a rubber spacer between under that washer did you put that in?

I have a ram mount ball on all my cnaoes and kayaks. It is a great tool for cataloging and interresting point of interest and what not.

Rigging a gps is not an issue. Order a ram mount specific to fit the unit you have. Install it using either aluminum pop rivets it S.S. bolt with nyloc nut. If you are concerned about protecting the unit from excessive water then get some 3mil plastic and cut it so you can wrap it over the gps...