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Looks good your doing a great job

I can buy the 4 door tops around here for 1200-1500

Those jeep trucks look awesome I think that will be my next project.

What I've got is a 95 wrangler that it's time to make some changes to. It has a 4 banger with a 5 speed transmission. I've done the cold air intake and throttle body spacer. I need advice on what gears to put in the axles any help would've appreciated #1 It's got a 3" body lift that's coming off...

I'll see if I can go by there tomorrow and get the part number to look them up

I got them on the front and back of my jeeps I got them at a place called agri supply they have a web site if you want to order them on line they where pretty cheap

I like how jps4jeep put it

Here's one I built for my son he had a wood working project at school

One more thing to keep in mind is you add a 1000-1500 lb. to the trailer with clothes, food, pots and pans etc. I've owned several campers and rule of thumb is buy a camper that's dry weight is 2000-2500 lb. less than your tow vehicles tow rating

My jeeps 2007 and a 1995

If when the camper is hooked up if the back of the jeep back end sits down you will want the load leveler it makes a big difference in the handling of the vehicle while towing. What is the tow rating on the jeep I would think your at it's max with that camper.

Good deal

Have you cleaned inside the distributor good it could have water in it that will make it idle bad

I think the O2 sensor will but I don't know if the catalytic will.

What about O2 sensor or catalytic converter being stopped up