Recent content by zip04

Awesome video. Love seeing how low you run your tire pressure and the brake line repair. Good stuff.

Good stuff.

I looked it all over. I'm pretty positive they were trying to accent the jeep, but over did it. My wife likes it, I think it is too much.

I found this link that was helpful: http://www.myjeeplj.com/jeep-wrangler-info/measuring-jeep-wrangler-lift.html Looks like I have a 4 or 4.5" lift.

The previous owner painted everything to match the Jeep.

I bought this Jeep used and can't tell how much of a lift it has. It has a Zone suspension lift kit installed. Looking to replace the shocks with Bilsteins or OMEs, but would like to know the size of the current lift first. The tires are 33x12.50R15LT

Splits time with my Harley Streetglide Special

It looks like your Super 35 held up well. I'm trying to decide whether to go that route now (with 4.56 gears and a Detroit locker) or save up for the G2 DANA 44 (may be 6-9 months to get there because we are adopting a child). I've looked at the junk yards etc and it would be cheaper for me to...

Grilled clams (ate as the appetizer), fresh wild salmon, and shrimp stir fry

1. 2. Jack the Jeep up, take the E-brake off and put it in neutral, as you spin the tire, count the revolutions of the drivetrain. Depending on the Jeep it will either be one or two complete turns of the wheel, but you will see the drivetrain spin the number of times that is equal to your...

I've been fortunate enough to mountain bike California, Alabama, Maine, Virginia, and Florida.

Great looking jeeps. The color is very similar to my 2003 TJ.

15" Fuel. They were on it when I bought it, so can't help any more than that.

I have google'd and there is a lot of information on the subject, but I am a little clueless when it comes to the axles and am trying to learn as much as possible. I just purchased a 2003 TJ X that is running the stock 3.07 gear ratio and 33" tires. I know that if I do not plan on doing too much...