Recent content by Elusive

If I were told that I were an a-hole once I could ignore it Once I were told that by a thousand people, I might start to pay attention. You brag about your vast experience and it's true, you have more than anyone else here because...well.. it's your forum and you chase off anyone that knows...

very interesting Brand/Model: Toyo MT (new) Size: 385/70 r 16 (manufacturer claims 37.7" tall) Air Pressure: 26psi Jeep Model: JKU Actual Measurement: 36.7"

do it! I ran it with 3.5" lift and 35's and didnt hit the rocker guards.. but I was happy I had them. of course,trail condition changes things...

Keep in mind that synthetic line will require at least 5 full wraps of line on the drum so it doesnt spin when you winch. Now you only have about 45 feet of winch line and depending on what you use your jeep for that may not be enough to get to your anchor point. Many times I've used every bit...

I have a set of 5 tires. They are LT315/75R16, Radial Xtreme A/T (35x12.50 r16) pro comp xrtreme AT. 4 are less than 800 miles and 1 is the 30% spare. Why sell? Well, I had a set of 5 and wore them out (50000 miles!) then I bought 3 new ones and used the new spare. Now I decided I should have...

wifes: 82 scrambler CJ-8 4.0 with a 4 speed auto 1 ton axles and H1 wheels/tires installed power steering, power brakes I did the body work and painted it in the garage last year. She daily drives it all summer Mine: JKUR on 35's Daughters: 98 TJ we rebuilt from a salvage title together. 4.5"...

Hi guys. Anyone wants to explore truckhaven/ occotillo wells/ fish creek this weekend I'll be out there all weekend.

Dana axle model numbers loosely relate to the size of the ring gear..... But they are just model numbers. They don't mean all that much nowadays with many different "dana 44" axles running different sized axle shafts, gears, yokes, ujoints etc. another decent guess would be that a model 30 is a...

I know the area well. if anyone wants to wheel after the recent rain I'll take any level out with me. I'll be there all weekend. PM for details

and the viair is $440 http://www.amazon.com/VIAIR-Constant-System-Mounting-Bracket/dp/B007X8LV8W You were the one just arguing you didnt want shitty parts in your jeep.

I do agree the 2012 brackets are too much money right now, but the 2011 and down JK's should seriously look into the york. A/C compressors are designed to run near continuously for the life of the car. It will out last any electric compressor and never overheat. The york produces 3 times the CFM...

No. There is a pressure switch that activates the clutch and keeps a constant pressure at any RPM. I have one on my 2011 JK. It was $479 total with tax and shipping for everything. It's not much more than the twin ARB or big viair and you only do it once. it took about 3 hours to install. It...

A York. I keep preaching it, but no one listens. look into a york compressor. much faster than ANY electric, last forever, 100% duty cycle, don't need a tank. no draw backs at all. air up a 35 as fast as the valve lets the air in at 100 psi.

actually, alternators don't even come remotely close to keping up with the power draw from a loaded winch. A winch can suck up 800 amps under load and alternators make maybe 160 amps at 4000 engine RPM. factor in that most winching happens at idle and you better go buy a yellow top and don't let...

yes its FREE. Yes it's in perfect shape. It's off of my 2011 rubicon. I replaced it when the jeep was pretty new and it has been in the garage ever since. Yes there are conditions. 1. you must take with it a nice set of 72 international pickup leaf springs and extended shackles. 2. you must pick...