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1040591 I am a very large fan of the Goodyear MTRs'. In fact I run them on my tow rig as well as my Jeep. Both sets are the new 37x12.5's and they are wearing as good as can be expected. The agressive tire tread makes for an outstanding offroad tire, yet they aren't too noisy on the road; nor...

1040592 What it sounds like to me is that the lift-shackles/leaves are too tall for the steering setup. The pitman arm probably isn't the right length and you experiencing bumpsteer. If your lift is too tall for yoour caster you can have poor steering also. If it were up to me I would get...

1041741 The explorer pro comp kit is a good 'starter' kit. It is reasonable in cost, installation, ect. BUT-be prepared for a stiff and bouncy ride. This is due to their spring pack being a tad too short and the wrong spring rate.[addsig]

1041742 It's been my experience that skyjacker has the best lift out there as far as ride quality and overall height. There are differing opinions but as far as that goes I feel their the best.[addsig]

775000 Any time you hear a hum or a grind comming from your rear or front diffs....PUL THE COVER ASAP...the longer you drive on a axle with some internal problem the more money you are going to be shelling out. These components work as one unit...if one parts is failing then your components...

1040126 I have a small block in my 86 CJ-7. I used Mountain Offroad's (M.O.R.E) 'bomb-proof' motor mounts. They are by far the strongest and easiest to use. I also used High Performance Coating's 'No- Leaker' block hugger headers.(To see them go to hpcoatings.com) The header problem you're...

1040241 If it were up to me, I would spend the money and buy a real lift kit. I have owned a TJ with a Rubicon Express 4" on it and I loved it. The ride was actually so close to stock I would forget that it was lifted. I'm personally not a big fan of body lifts due to the fact they are...

1040242 Todd, I live in SLC so I know what your getting at. OK I'll try to answer your questions: First- Yes your tires will fit on the stock wheel; but they will 'balloon' on the sidewalls, so as soon as you can afford more wide wheels get them. Second- Yes you will need new shocks if you...

1040243 I really don't know, but if any company does it's going to be Smittybuilt. I know they make a couple different cage kits for various vehicles so I would try them. If not, I know of a shop here in SLC Utah that can pre-fab one for you and ship it out. Look up FactoryTubular.com -they...