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Article by Scott Bibbee.
The morning started off with the toughest obstacle of the day – a drop down into a creek bottom, and a steep, rocky climb up the other side. Getting the tires loaded up with mud in the bottom made climbing the rocks more challenging.

Installation date: 7/15/00 The Jeep 4.0L engine is designed to run “hot”, about 210* F, but running too hot, like around 235*+ F can eventually cause serious damage and dramatically reduce engine life. Not to mention you could overheat and get stuck on the side of the road. For the first five years of its […]

note: the ORV area in Denton was on private property and has been shut down. Sunday, July 23, 2000. Denton, TX. Finally, my first trail run in Texas and my first trail run with the Jeeps of North Texas (JNT). We started the day out by meeting at the Sonic off 288 in Denton at […]

Installation date: 5/16/00 This was probably one of the easiest and quickest installs I’ve done. The kit is very simple and takes about 15-20 minutes to install. The only tools you’ll need are a 10mm socket wrench and an extension (I’d also recommend a can of carb cleaner and an old toothbrush). The spacer only […]

It wasn’t long after making the jump to 33’s that I knew I had to trim my fenders to get the tires to fit. Actually, I knew before I got the 33’s that I’d have to do trimming, I just didn’t know exactly how much or where it would have to be done. A quick […]

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So, it’s time to replace the shoes in those pesky drum brakes and you want to save a little $$$ and have the satisfaction of doing the job yourself…Well, here’s how to do it: note: I strongly recommend getting a factory service manual (FSM) or a Chilton’s manual before attempting this job, they will have […]

Installation date: 2/7/00 One of the most important add-ons for off-roading in your Jeep is a skid plate for the transfer case. The transfer case housing is made of aluminum, and while it’s pretty strong, and I have seen photos of housings that have been cracked open by rocks. Some Jeeps (with the UpCountry or […]

Installation date: 12/22/99 JKS, the company that developed the first commercial swaybar quick disconnects, has done it again. Their new “Quicker” disconnects look to be the easiest to use disconnects yet, and they’re super quiet too. I’ve been through two other sets of discon’s (Rubicon Express and Tomken), and the new JKS discon’s are by […]

If your Jeep didn’t come with a factory hitch and towing wiring harness, wiring your rig for towing can seem like a complicated task, but it’s really pretty easy. All you need is a screwdriver, a socket wrench, and a T-connector wiring harness. You can get T-connector harnesses from just about any autoparts store, I […]

Article By Kenneth “N2wishN” Montijo Vegas…lights, money and glamor or maybe lights money and amusement parks! Anyway the XJ was washed and the roof rack in the shop (Parking garages!). We were going to Vegas! Myself and my “I would rather just gamble partner” were headed to Automotive Aftertmarket Industry week in Sin City. After […]