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You keep building up your renegade like this, you'll end up with a JK eventually lol. Looks awesome!

Definitely was an inspiration to getting me into jeeping, and I've done the colorado trip twice, and moab twice from NJ. Besides getting married and my 2 kids, probably the best times of my life.

Might not be news to some, But I just discovered that fios now has a fully built in YouTube app, essentially making any tv wireless as far as internet goes and that lets you watch all the wayalife movies on the big screen! Just figured I'd let you guys know!

No, this dude (don't know the name, don't like batman)

Well, it's been over 8 years since my last car accident, but thankfully no one was hurt. Lady saw an old red light camera box (NJ no longer has them operating, but left the poles and boxes) and slammed her brakes at a yellow light, I just couldn't stop in time, and ended up tapping her probably...

Very cool, lots of work involved in building this thing Im sure.

*EDIT* Im an idiot, didn't read correctly. Disregard/delete thread.

To finish the process, do this, then plug into the Jeep it's locked to, and it will erase all programming from said jeep, and unlock the procal again.

Sounds like a great scam to sell more procals lol. I sold my old one to the guy that bought my wheels/tires for cost, so he can drive home with the correct tire size already programmed. Had the box, instructions, even the little silver baggie. Sold it for the same price as a new one costs on...

Because they don't leak (so long as you don't use the eco spouts) they can withstand impacts, they can easily pressurize/depressurize, and don't rot in the sun. I thought they were expensive, until I got them. Their mounts and mounting solutions are also excellent. They are worth the money.

I carry two ROTOPAX units, 4 gallons each, so 8 gallons total. I've used them once, oddly enough, on road. I like to be prepared, so I don't mind the extra weight. Great solution (an expensive one if I'm honest), but it's rock solid, zero leaks, and easy as pie to fill. In Moab In Kansas

To anyone in the area, I thought some of you would be interested to catch a rare event. http://www.foxnews.com/science/2016/02/15/death-valley-may-be-about-to-enjoy-rare-wildflower-super-bloom.html Hopefully someone does and you guys can share some epic photos!

I'm curious Eddie, with all the other options you have, why didn't you want to keep one vehicle street quiet and everything? I mean obviously for wheeling you have better options, seems like it was nice that you had a nice comfy daily errand cruiser. Just curious. Having said that, looks...

This christmas season, it saddens me to see stuff like this....I don't know how true this is, draw your own conclusions, but hopefully, everything works out for the man. http://www.youngcons.com/man-looks-inside-strange-car-lurking-at-walmart-for-weeks-finally-looks-inside/...

Quick question, do you recommend one replace the axle tube seals with those pretty greasable ones if you are already spending the time to replace the axle shafts? Is it a worthwhile modification in your opinion??

http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/30354823/local-man-stuck-with-48000-towing-bill?utm_campaign=Socialflow+Facebook&utm_source=socialflow&utm_medium=Faceboook I'd tell the tow company to pound sand.

Curious, why did you choose to go with white wheels vs the black ones? Is that period correct, or you just liked it better?

Might be a good idea to add another layer of split wire loom for added protection :shock:

Awesome video! Truly tremendous! So, I try to learn something from every video...so how does one avoid frying their winch battery cable? What causes that?

Like a boss! Keep livin' the dream brother. :thumb: