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That's a nice arc.

I think he's asking whether the year is incorrect, the displacement is incorrect, or he really did swap a 3.6 into his '10 JK.

A set of stubby wrenches.

I've been doing way too much reading on the subject of tire size and, so far, I'm still on the fence between 35X and 37X. Cost is a factor, of course, but that goes without saying. Wear and tear on parts with heavier tires, also mostly obvious. Aesthetics can be important but are not the best...

The tires are so big they needed an entire tractor trailor to themselves. :D

Costco 7.62, .50, and Quadratec 40mm... 40mm can with recovery strap, shackles, damper, compact shovel, chem lights, gloves, and room to spare.

I bought two of the Costco combo sets with the 7.62mm and a .50 cal ammo cans. Quality can be subjective but I think they're great (brand new, good seals, etc.), especially for the price. A couple of the 40mm cans from Quadratec are on the way to complete the set of calibers. :yup: I'll figure...

I found this one particularly helpful: http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?37903-What-is-the-minimum-under-armor-I-should-have/page2 Not sure about everyone, maybe everyone-who-doesn't-already-have-a-lift, but this thread is great for shopping combinations of lift height, wheels, etc...

The wife and I happened to both have the afternoon off. Since an entire afternoon together without the kids is a rare thing, I suggested we go on a date. The wife thought that was a great idea so, being the hopeless romantic that I am, I took her to lunch and to look at Jeep stuff. For the...

I return to the Jeep world after having owned an XJ a couple decades ago. Despite my status as a previous Jeep owner, though, it wasn't the right Jeep. The dealership would only sell me a practice Wrangler: It's not a Rubicon so I've almost certainly voided my warranty by driving it in the...