Recent content by jkrichard

Took this one in Calgary, Alberta I give the guy a 6 for creativity.

Okay so use your imagination a little because this is the t case side and not the pinion side, but they look similar enough to explain. The axle side if left without the cover will let all sorts of crap into the pinion bearings and seal.

Mounted on top of the tail light. Seems like that's the only picture I have of the back part of the jeep.

Week 3... still waiting for a crate...

Thought the ice was thick enough. ... apparently it was only thick enough to destroy my tie rod and steering stabilizer trying to get out. Still cleaning out my brakes...

Drove over the snow bank from the snowplow to get in my driveway.... I have no clue why it ripped 3 teeth of the ring gear. Had I been driving it like a lunatic or wheeling the crap out of it I could understand, but seriously my 14" snow bank?!? So instead of paying a shop to replace the whole...

I'd say jk brick is absolutely right. BDS 5 1/2 long arm. I was just looking at their long arm conversion kit the other night. I have their SA kit and the control arms are the same stype.

I'm mid build myself. I have the same issues with space on longer trips but In a 2 door... with a german shepherd. I have the frame done and im now just waiting for some mesh for where my gas cans will be. The tub will loosely resemble the Manley ORV trailer (but a smidgen bigger), and will be...

Just chock the tires man, do it safely, last thing you need is a vehicle on top of you. My wife's vehicle always rolls if it's just on the jack. A couple pieces of lumber will usually do it if your not wanting to buy proper chocks. Don't try to shortcut safety.

I also run an ox locker, cable actuated. I have it in my rear axle. I like it. I don't have any complaints and I really like that the cable routs through the cover. I had a real (personal) issue with drilling in to the diff housing, and did not want to mess it up. I have used it a number of...

Cool video, it looks like you have more snow there than up here in Alberta.

I have a Fiskars X15 axe as well as a Fiskars brush axe. I would not mount anything anywhere in the vehicle that Is going to kill someone in a crash. They are high quality and stay sharp. I have used them many times. Mine are strapped through the blade covers between the seat back and the cover...

They were referring to the EJS trail ratings, or the RR4W rating rather. I just don't see it completing some of the trails for clearance. Very impressed none the less. Great video, and like I said, keep them coming to help our case for mods.

Not that I'd buy one but still quite impressed with its capabilities. I have a friend that let his wife buy a Renegade, trying to convince her to let us have our way with the car... keep posting sweet videos so I can use them in this uphill battle. When I was at EJS 2 years ago they said stock...

This is an amazing giveaway. Thank you to all involved. This is one of the best modifications that can be made to enhance occupant safety. In this sport we inherently sacrifice paint, plastic, and sheet metal. Being the driver, our safety and security is in our hands and ours alone, we...