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I looked into starting a build with a salvage title JKU. I talked to a guy in Phoenix whose business was buying salvage cars (small sedans, mostly Ford, Hyundai, or KIA involved in heavy corner collisions with less than 5000 miles on them.) His advice was "If you know what you're doing from the...

Merry Christmas everyone!

Hell yeah! I like your style. Retired, putting around the back country and going all out! Well done, Sir. Great choice on the Dynatracs. Not only are they great axles, but the guys there are great too. My XD60 knuckles were affected by a recall and they shipped out the replacements right...

The AEV 4.5" was my first lift on my JK. This was before they had a Regular or Premium version and before the front drop brackets were released. I bought the brackets when they were released and it didn't make a bit of difference. They folded up like a card table not long after they were put...

I had this plate for a couple years. Young guy I worked with had a mustang and we got to talking about custom plates. That took a turn to a competition of whose custom plate was better, and got approved. I won the majority of our coworkers vote, and I had the plate arrive in the mail a few...

Saudi Arabian sunrise with the new watch this morning.

This is my go-to video whenever I need a refresh on mounting tires on my beadlocks. I do use a dab of anti-seize since a seized/broken bolt is a nightmare, but I have had several "agree to disagree" conversations on it.

Rigid makes great stuff, I run all Rigid products myself. My intention wasn't to put your suggestion down, but to say this new tech in light bars yields greater light intensity and range.

You have got to check out the new lights on the market. The SR2's are great for motorcycles and ATVs because of their lower power draw, but they're less than half the light output of the lights mentioned above.

Sounds like it would be fine, but it would be a lot of extra work setting them up for your current configuration, then again for the long arm. A buddy of mine did his EVO long arm kit and bolt-on coilovers in stages, but he did the arms first.

Reminds me of a popular kit for the TJ's a decade ago. It had a big bulky controller and cost somewhere in the $10k range. Can't recall the brand, but I remember a video of the guy sidehilling at a steep angle and the bags auto compensated. Very cool stuff.

I'm a fan of the BajaDesigns stuff for sure. I don't own one, but from the videos and website it looks like you can buy an S8 and the beam and color is determined by the lens. Lenses are $20 and you can swap from amber or clear in whatever lighting pattern you chose. I've been wanting a pair...

Hahaha, you're on a website full of people who have said that before..

There's a few reviews on Youtube of that Chinese compressor they've branded as their own and marking them up 3x. There's a review/modification video by Dirt Lifestyle that I watched recently. He found it's performance was not as advertised and was not put together well. It's decent for it's...

I really like the LOD and EVO stuff. Not only are their products well-made, but there's great people within the companies running the show. I've had my rear LOD bumper for 10 years on my JK. I had the tire carrier option on it when I ran 37's, but have since shopped it off and gone to the EVO...

Damn, that's embarrassing. A zero-turn mower caught fire at the Equip Expo in Louisville a couple weeks back. Not a good image for the EV trend. Just one is too many. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night with an EV in the garage.

Awesome stuff! Thanks for the great interview! I just ordered the Pro with the touches auto nozzle and heater.

Do what you want, but in my opinion a long shitty review is just a waste of your time. No one reads them, and they might even rejoice knowing you won't bring your headaches back again. You've been put out for far too long, I doubt any one disagrees with your frustration. However, some of the...

Quadratec killed it with that JTe. That's the kind of effort everyone should be making for SEMA. Those rock nuts from Currie are an excellent new product. Well deserved on the recognition they got for that. I hope this effort from Quadratec is a sign that they will be around for a while, and...

D+ effort. Overkill on the off the shelf, bolt-on accessories. And it really screams bolt-on since they're all accented. And.. It's SEMA.. Remove the damn factory tire carrier and put something cool there. Even a train horn would be acceptable.