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I run their front bumper. Like having the light mounted in it, and get plenty of compliments. It did keep me from buying a zeon winch though as to run that particular winch you must run a spacer underneath it and that thing is big enough without having it sit higher. No other complaints. Sent...

This is my M1101. They are the width of a hummer so a little wide for technical trails. No problem for fire roads and such. I plan on building it into my base camp trailer for camping with lights, running water, etc. It is a double wall aluminum tub with cromollly frame and axle with a lot of...

I finally upgraded my headlights. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

I have been running the same, but the progrip box was waiting on my doorstep when I got home today.

While there is generally a lot of good advice on this site................not so much in this thread. '

Flexing on a Friday

A 1350 front driveshaft and a replacement shock for the one I "modified" on Cadillac Hill.

Trail Ready 3.5 bs

Not a jeep, but I saw this drift machine while on a walk last night.

I live in a very tourist oriented town and see all types. This jeep had both front fenders removed and a rope on the front bumper. You know, just in case.

Decided to take the new doors down the Rubicon before sending them out for paint.

The beginning of a fun adventure.

So I am running the Rubicon in about a month in my `14 JKUR on 37's. I have little free time due to being swamped with work, doing some other work on the Jeep, and other obligations. The rig currently has stock balljoints and a stock straight tierod with most other suspension/steering items...

Modified White Trash Brigade. Since the photo I have adjusted it to hang a little higher.

Hauling your boat.

This is my solution to kayak hauling, since I generally am topless during kayak weather. Without the basket it is not as tall and easier to manage. With the basket it is a little easier to bring along all the camping gear.

To our annual "fish camp" on squaw creek in NorCal.

Doors and gears.

Since we are talking trout, here are a couple of the larger Rainbows I've caught.