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I got the tramp stamp II from Poison Spyder and installed it today. I also installed the third brake light from Off Road Only that they sell as an add on for it. I thought I had it all figured out earlier today and gave myself a nice pat on the back, however, after driving around for a while...

I was just about to order the tramp stamp to finally get rid of my stock spare carrier (since I don't keep the spare on it anymore) and noticed that the Tramp Stamp II is designed for 2010's and newer JK's that have the wide vent on the tailgate. I happen to have a 2009 with a tall vent on it...

Well I finally dropped the JK off to get the lift kit installed that I bought months ago. So after working from 730am to 5pm I drove the 4 and a half hours from Milwaukee to Eau Claire, WI to drop off my JK at Max-Bilt Offroad. Phil is a great guy who I've had the pleasure of dealing with...

I was reading an article that someone had posted on facebook from the local newspaper. I hope they can pull it off as I would love another park close by, much less one as big as they want. I've got the badlands in Indiana and the cliffs in Illinois, now I just need this one here in Wisconsin...

Quite a few interesting things in here. Amazing how the first jeep was designed from nothing in 49 days.

Well after a few problems showing themselves in my life I finally am in a place where I can afford to get my lift that I purchased a while back installed on my 2 door. It's the Teraflex 4" Elite LCG. I'm going with Adams drive shafts, they are a little lesser known company, but I'm not afraid...

My special lady friend just got a new Nikon D3200 for her to try and take her photography hobby to the next level. I want to get her some editing software to help her out. So what I would like to know is what would be a good starter program for her. I am not an avid photographer and really...

I have the front and rear shocks for 3-4 inches of lift. Slightly used, no damage to them. They're $248 new, asking $125, no problem with shipping them.

I love these older videos. Seeing how things were explained and the changes in technology or the similarity always keeps me intrigued. One of my favorite parts of this video is when the guy changes out the axle shaft, if ONLY it were that easy now.

So a little while back my upper radiator hose blew at the plastic elbow that has the 180 degree bend. Luckily it was while I was pulling into the driveway so I didn't get stranded on the freeway like I was 4 minutes earlier. Looking around on some SRT8 forums I was able to see it's a common...