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1059938 Bluebelle: You have raised more questions, For me, I will solve Monday with a call to Flex-a -Lite tech dept. I see the difference between the #475 Wrangler direct bolt in and the #150 Black Magic. Thinner by about 1/2 inch on the Wrangler 475. Same height and width 18 x 16. 770 more...

1059943 Update: I have posted this around to see what input I get from fellow Jeepers. I have tech questions for fellow Rock Crawling Jeepers with Actual, First Hand Knowledge regarding use of electric fans replacing stock clutch style fans. Flex-a-Lite sells two different models that appear...

1059971 If they wan't $28,956.21 for the shorty headers, I would buy a new Rubicon instead, you'll get more for your money. :-D [addsig]

1059972 Sorry jackal. You made it too easy :lol: [addsig]

1060019 You should get a lot of response to this one. There are several radios to meet different requirements. For example, CB's used on the open road might want long-range that off-road crawling may not need. Here's what I have used for years. I originally had a Cobra25TD. (About $100.00...

1060023 Sillsmack: We use the cb's every time we trail, for fun and safety. They are also required at most organized events we attend. :-D [addsig]

1060340 bluebelle: I took you advice and changed to the Black Magic #150. (A little customizing was needed to install, same cost, added CFM, stronger motor, better in the long run) I had read about Jeepers using Ford Taurus fans with great success but the power draw was substantially more and...

1060391 What year and model Jeep do you want to lift? [addsig]

1060394 Mxpx182lit: What information do you have that leads to such a strong statement? I am in the market too for new shocks for my TJ and currently use the 9000's on my YJ without problems. Can you help?[addsig]

1066539 jps4jeep: I have installed the TJ flares on several of my friends Jeeps and I'm sure you will be pleased when you’re done. Make sure you measure ten times and cut once, there is not much room for error and mistakes are not an option. The front flares are pretty simple. Make a...

1066591 TJ flares are a simple, reasonably inexpensive way to open the wheel well for more tire clearance, and it looks good too.[addsig]

1066650 Just something to keep in mind. Last year, during a hot spell, I noticed the temp gauge reading about 220, which is higher than usual. Always keeping my Jeep in good running order, I decided to go through the complete system and replaced the radiator, water pump, thermostat, hoses, and...

1066656 FYI: A fellow Jeeper had the same problem with oil leaking from the rear main seal. With no time to spare before a run and usually performing his own repairs, the decision was made to throw a can of Marvel Mystery Oil (There are many other brands that work too) into the motor for a...

1066668 Bounty Hunter's opinion, in my opinion, (lol) is only partially correct. Installing other brand carbs or even fuel injection may be a better way to go, but some of us live where those changes are not an option for smog reasons and others it’s just the cost. I have a 4.2 with over...

1066850 Gas Fill Hole: Covering the old gas fill hole is simple. Remove all of the existing license plate mounting hardware. Get a piece of 3/16 thick aluminum plate the same size as the license plate. Round the corners with a hand file for looks and safety. Mark and drill the four holes to...

1067031 I have purchased many items over the Internet without problems, Although I do use caution. 1. If it's to good to be true, it probably is. Basic common sense is a good option. 2. Shopping around is a good idea; Internet items aren’t always the best deal. 3. If the buyer is...

1067033 Leon Rosser is a good choice or even try Quadratec. If the sales departments can't help, ask for the purchasing manager. He/she might have more input. Another Idea is to post a picture. Can’t hurt. Note: Most products have markings somewhere, usually on a corner, with a name or...

1067043 When buying from private parties talk to the seller direct, before sending any money. Not their sister, brother, friend, neighbor, you get the point. A lot of people receive products that are damaged, do not fit, do not work, are missing parts, etc, simply because they afraid to ask...

1067062 Here are parts from previous posts that may give you some ideas for a fix: These were for a fix on a 4.2 carb motor, but any info is better than none. Past Post#1: Over the years I have had a lot of sleepless nights just trying to find my illusive leaks. In most all cases the culprit...

1067065 Mandarrin: Question? Are you replacing a bad t-case? Or just needing another? If you are replacing a worn out one, Have you checked the price of rebuilding it? If you pull it out and take it in, that will save a bunch. R&R'ng it is pretty simple. If you are buying this one used, you...