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Rubicon Express used to be pretty much the default answer whenever someone asked what was the "best" lift kit to buy. Now that they're no longer in business, it seems like noone really knows anymore. Plus now everybody seems to think that big lift = bad. Seems like a lot has changed in the...

So as most of you know I have an '06 TJ. I've got a fair amount of suspension modifications and have upgraded the tie rod and steering stabilizer. Having said that, this morning I was walking the dog and saw a TJ Rubicon sitting in the parking lot. As I was checking it out I saw that it didn't...

I've owned my TJ for 5 years. This place is 35-40 minutes or so from here, and I had never heard of it before. I don't know how that happened.

I don't know, those tires look awful big for a D35... ;)

Older Jeep service manuals may be OK, but it's probably best to disallow this as a general rule. I was a member of a Mazda enthusiast group several years ago, and the cars we focused on were made in the mid to late 80's. The cars had gotten so old that Mazda corporate gave permission to post...

Had my first wheelin' trip on the 35's today. I went up with a friend to a spot in southeast York County, PA called "Trails Road". It's technically a public road that is in extreme disrepair. You start out turning off the pavement between a couple houses (one of which belongs to an older...

I don't think they're ARB (someone correct me if I'm wrong), but they are pneumatic in the TJs.

I have 4" Skyjacker coils/shocks but have RC X-flex arms upper and lower and have no complaints.

Depending on where you live there may not be a lot of traffic on the CB. I live just outside of the beltway in Baltimore and there is almost constant chatter from truckers on the beltway. When I'm driving home to my parents or in-laws in WV you don't usually hear much of anything in my...

When you say you wave at all Jeeps, does that include XJ's/WJ's?? Or are you using Jeeps to mean "SWB Jeeps"?? 'Cause I don't wave at XJ/WJ's and now I'm afraid that I'm a bad Jeeper :( .

Voted Xbox, although I am irked that they don't seem to last much longer than a year without breaking if you play it often (although my current one is going strong and I'm at almost 2 years...)

I'm partial to Redline products myself. The local Jeep shop uses Amsoil, for what it's worth.

Way to go buddy, you just opened a whole big can of worms. ;) Ok, so here's the deal: Factory TJ wheels appear to be hub centric upon inspection. They also use lug-centric type lug nuts. Most people will tell you that you're better off using Spidertrax or similar spacers if you have to use...

Well, you'll get vibrations if you install the lift and don't either drop the transfer case or install an SYE kit and CV rear driveshaft. Lift kits typically come with t-case drop brackets. The benefit of going that route is that it's cheaper and easier to install. The problem with it is that by...

My only problem with those is if your Jeep is very tall I don't know where you could mount those that they would do much good.

I saw that .gif on another site last night. What is that from?? Anyway, it feels good to know that finally justice has been served for what happened to our country 10 years ago. I'm glad it was at the hands of a Navy Seal and not from kidney failure or whatever. I know that he didn't really...

Just for fun, here's a shot of my TJ when I picked it up at the dealership.

I used to have the factory fog lights on my TJ, until somebody was walking through the parking lot at my apartment complex and apparently decided to break one of them off. I've been wanting to replace the fog lights. I went to Crazy Ray's junkyard this morning in search of a new factory fog...

There's a TJ that I see relatively often around here that is the same color as mine (midnight blue) that has a 3" body lift and it just looks so weird. I won't hold it against you (the OP) if it was on the Jeep when you bought it, but if it were me I wouldn't waste time trying to fab something...

Thats what I was wondering. I'm not real serious about this right now, my wife and I are trying to buy a house later this year and once I have a house and have somewhere to put an axle while I work on it, (and install lockers and the like) I'll get more serious.