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24 oz of Prankster. Must be Sunday night.

I may have a problem.

If you are keeping the axle at the same angle and the control arms the same length then yes you can pull them one at a time and swap fairly easily. You may need to out a jack under the bracket or pumpkin to get the hole to line up perfectly but it isn't hard. The upper arm nuts in the frame...

I had the 35's and did well with them on some sick rocks. I swapped for km2's for comparison but blew the engine before I got the chance to hit the trails so I can't compare yet but the time I did run them was impressive. The sidewalls are solid. I saw some good gouges without fail. They were...

Jeeps vs Bikes When mine was just a baby There was another row behind me Does a video line up count? http://youtu.be/vUk_cVryN7I

Fresh pint of Prankster.

Probably the last picture taken of my stock tie rod looking fairly straight.

My other pic of Skirmish on the hauler.

You need these. The 14' Titan should give you enough diff clearance. Not sure what bumpstops you will need though. 12,500 lbs a piece might slow you down though.

Headed up the highway to hit Hump and Bump in Logandale I heard a bang followed by a clacking noise. Thought I blew a tire but the handling wasn't affected. I took and exit and coasted into the Excalibur parking lot to find the engine was dead. No smoke or fluids so I'm guessing the timing...

Just finished another video of some of us from Vegas running Tie Rod Canyon this weekend. I've done the trail a bunch of times but one of the guys (in the ZJ) showed us a few new obsticals and some different ways up and down some of the old ones. It was a great day to be out, 78 and sunny and a...

He also doesn't have a cover for his trunk cubby to fit a 2 gallon air tank under. Well neither do I yet but I'm working on it. :)

The effective tax rate in the US is much lower than most industrialized nations. When you say import them from us I'm assuming you mean Chrysler and Fiat? An international company not controlled by the US Government? It costs them $10,000 less to produce a Rubicon in China, where would...