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  1. jaydub

    Toyota Simulator

    That made me laugh. I love the statement on the top. "Yes, I have too much time. Hire me to do something productive"
  2. jaydub

    Forward Control

    I'm thinking I could use the axles they removed during the restoration...
  3. jaydub

    Finally set up to play in the mud

    I agree! Honestly - I don't hink you have anything to worry about even in the rocks. I have Aluminum wheels on my Jeep and it has been around the block a few times. I do have some rock rash, but it's a Jeep... It is supposed to.
  4. jaydub

    Maintenance RequiredLight on :(

    Not sure on your model, but on my 2004, I can reset codes by disconnecting the battery for more than 3 minutes.
  5. jaydub

    Two Questionsss

    1 - Sounds like a bad ground to me. 2 - I have Borla headers on my Jeep. They are great. I also have the factory headers that I took off and they are in working order. Mine is a 2004 TJ I-6 so the headers have O2 sensor holes on them. If you want them, you can have them for the cost of freight.
  6. jaydub

    Your 2 cents

    I prefer round Tubes versus the squarish look of those. I'd be interested in the durability. My Tube fenders WILL hold the weight of my Jeep when I flop. I question whether that diagonal joint that looks to be cut/welded from the Flat portion of the fender to the diagonal slant down would...
  7. jaydub

    New to the board

    Hi. I'm Jason I'm new to Jeepz but not to Jeeps. I have a 2004 TJ Rubicon with a few stock parts left. I live in Idaho but I like to travel to wheel. Minnesota, California (rubicon), Utah (Moab), and Oregon so far. Looking at trips to Washington, Nevada, and Montana now. my Jeep:
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