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had this problem 3 weeks ago with my 87...ignition switch was my culprit...30 bux at salvo's...haven't had a problem since

Here's what we did, aluminum door guards from home depot...14 bux...no rust...paint if you want to... simple.

Love the 700R4....but i believe fun should be simple.... 1 stick...2 pedals....as designed....hangs with the big dogs

All I can say is....I can put it in 4 low....and at idle speed it will just keep going over whatever is in front of it... i was overwhelmed by how well it performs.... not long ago we had a few feet of snow in md.... i didn't even have to shovel it out.... i let it warm up for 20 minutes.... 4...

My TJ has a whole 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 drive train in it with the 4speed auto...it is beautiful! They shoulda thought of this as a factory option!

game's getting old

oh it's definately there....i just checked...it's number 2.... like what i just took a few minutes ago...lol A representation of the Risk game board, showing the different territories, an approximation of their borders, and an approximation of their usual coloring. The numbers in...

Brute labor!! You got to go to work on that thing! Sand it all down smooth and shoot it! It's the only way it will last!

it's the true nature of the beast i'm afraid. you could search for softer leafs....or go with a complete coil over conversion....but even the TJ's run a bit stiff with coils. Have you tried pulling off the shox altogether and driving around the block to actually SEE/TELL a difference? or are you...

just sent you a schematic... shows everything....hope it helps.

I posted that cuz there's gonna be a pop quiz later :???:

existing ones can be shortened slightly....axle tubes will need the most work (narrowing, bracktry etc, gen right makes the kit)

The Dispatcher Jeep, or DJ, was a two-wheel-drive variant of the CJ series. Production started in 1955 by Kaiser that became Kaiser-Jeep in 1963. In 1970 American Motors (AMC) purchased Kaiser’s money-losing Jeep operations establishing AM General, a wholly owned subsidiary, that built this...

Postal Jeep Model Information DJ-3A (1955-64): Four cylinder L-head, three speed manual DJ-5 (1965-67): Four cylinder L-head, three speed manual DJ-5A (1968-70): Chevy four cylinder, Powerglide automatic DJ-5B (1970-72): AMC 232 I-6, B-W T-35 three speed automatic DJ-5C (1973-74): AMC 232...

anything will fit anything....just need the right tools :)

I remember seeing Alberta on a game of Risk before...lol

This guy ROX!!

chin slappin' goodness!

musta been that damn hurricane katrina......