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Book Review: Motorbooks workshop: Four-Wheelers bible 2nd Edition
By Jim Allen.
Everyone’s got a bathroom, a coffee table, a night stand by your bed and
The Four-wheelers Bible should be there ready to read. This great book covers it all from axle gears to lifts, bigger tires to first aid kits and so much more.
This is truly the Four-wheelers bible! You could spend years reading a monthly
4wd magazine and just as long on the internet and still not get all the info this book has to offer and it’s all in one place.
The Bible answer’s the question’s I see newbie’s on 4wd websites asking.
How big of a tire can I run on my 4WD? , what size lift and what gears do I need to run those big tires? This book has lots of picture’s and helpful tips.
Plus it’s full of great armchair techniques that you can really use. This book should be required reading for anyone who wants to get into the sport of 4wheeling.I get 4wd question’s all the time now I can say “ You know what I would do,†You should go out and pick up this book.
Other names for this book could have been The Do’s and don’ts of owning
a 4wheel drive vehicle. LOL I loved this book and it’s not a read it once and forget it book you will find yourself going back to it for useful info you need to be the four-wheeler you want to be. Kudos to Jim Allen for writing and updating this great book and to Motorbooks workshop for publishing it.
Jim is right on the money!
Review by:
Rich Banfield
Club: Patriot Jeepers,Inc
Rig: 2005 Jeep TJ Rubicon
242 I6 5 speed Auto,4-1 Transfer Case, Dana 44 Front end locker 4:11’s
Dana 44 Rear end L/S/Locker 4:11's.
York Onboard Air, Superwinch 9,000 EPI Winch, Optima Battery.
Metric 285 = 33 " Mud tires on stock Rubicon rims.
Other†51 M100 ex Military ¼ ton Jeep trailer.
Wheeling:
20 years +
By Jim Allen.
Everyone’s got a bathroom, a coffee table, a night stand by your bed and
The Four-wheelers Bible should be there ready to read. This great book covers it all from axle gears to lifts, bigger tires to first aid kits and so much more.
This is truly the Four-wheelers bible! You could spend years reading a monthly
4wd magazine and just as long on the internet and still not get all the info this book has to offer and it’s all in one place.
The Bible answer’s the question’s I see newbie’s on 4wd websites asking.
How big of a tire can I run on my 4WD? , what size lift and what gears do I need to run those big tires? This book has lots of picture’s and helpful tips.
Plus it’s full of great armchair techniques that you can really use. This book should be required reading for anyone who wants to get into the sport of 4wheeling.I get 4wd question’s all the time now I can say “ You know what I would do,†You should go out and pick up this book.
Other names for this book could have been The Do’s and don’ts of owning
a 4wheel drive vehicle. LOL I loved this book and it’s not a read it once and forget it book you will find yourself going back to it for useful info you need to be the four-wheeler you want to be. Kudos to Jim Allen for writing and updating this great book and to Motorbooks workshop for publishing it.
Jim is right on the money!
Review by:
Rich Banfield
Club: Patriot Jeepers,Inc
Rig: 2005 Jeep TJ Rubicon
242 I6 5 speed Auto,4-1 Transfer Case, Dana 44 Front end locker 4:11’s
Dana 44 Rear end L/S/Locker 4:11's.
York Onboard Air, Superwinch 9,000 EPI Winch, Optima Battery.
Metric 285 = 33 " Mud tires on stock Rubicon rims.
Other†51 M100 ex Military ¼ ton Jeep trailer.
Wheeling:
20 years +
