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...this is the Renegade sub.

Weekend trip to flagstaff to wander around the pines. As we were headed around Mormon lake, I heard a rattle but couldn't narrow it down. Turns out it was the shock nut working its way loose. I found this guy wedged up in the corner of the Fenderwell. A quick stop to the hardware store, for a...

Check your overflow tank for brown sediment on the bottom.

I go by the "Out of sight, Out of mind" mantra. Empty the jeep, lock the consoles, and cover the cargo area. I even go so far as remove some things from the obvious glove box and put them under the seat in some Molle bags, hooked to the seat adjustment bar Im a little surprised this hasn't...

Though not exactly electrical, I recently added true onboard air, and running water to my rig. There is a connection front and rear with an air chuck, and a garden hose fitting. The pumps are mounted in the cavities behind the brake lights, to save space. And the air tank is metal-strapped...

Engine bay, F18 is the rear cargo outlet Under the dash, F94 is the front power outlet Rear panel, F1 is the inverter fuse, that should be switched Manual, starting page 196...

At first, i thought the exhaust flange poked a hole in the pan, But it turns out one whole side of the pan bent up and the Piston Rod Cap Studs gouged out some groves in the pan. A big hammer and a little JB weld has fixed that up nice. The downpipe however... two of the pipes are almost...

Caught a rock under the car, it smashed the exhaust downpipe collector up into the oil pan and into the crank and rod caps. First step was to pull the downpipe back into position. "when all you have is a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail."

This little bastard, tried climbing in my window at the farm. My jeep is just a little more Arizona now...

If youre good with a wire crimper, I say you could build something as custom as you want. Ive got more documentation, but here's a summary. Those switch blanks can be turned into actual switches Bussmann fuse blocks are awesome! (my wire routing, is not. At least everything is hidden.) A...

Long story short, I now have running water on the trail. Now I can hose the dust off the rear window, get the mud out of the radiator, or even a quick shower for the passengers, mainly the dogs when they get muddy. Hmm, maybe a mister when the top is off? Fittings on the front and rear...

Thank you, Yes! Its such a cheap and easy mod, but i have a hard enough time with radio stations as it is. Take a picture of; the back of the radio, the new badge installed, and how you mounted the new antenna. Edit: Wait! Shit... I have a picture of my stock radio. Its the one without the LCD...

I've been thinking of using a window mount antenna (Link Amazon $8) Then glue in a badge similar to the drivers side. (Link Amazon $11)

This should work. https://www.realtruck.com/cipa-universal-truck-and-van-mirrors/

Go big or go home! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GGM6KL4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_dp_T1_k.eqzbY9QCKPY Camera All The Things!

Hot shingles?

Heh, Looks familiar!

A lot of people will get to enjoy this one. Shoots right across the country. The next one in the US won't be until 2024.

I cant believe everyone is missing a big question. Did the kit have you relocate your track bar? The kits i see have a track bar relocate, but nothing for the drag link. Those two bars need to be parallel. Symptoms include a shaky or wandering feel down the road. every bump seems to throw you...

This reminds me of some ideas i have for my Willys CJ-2A.