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Low-Lifting A Jeep JK

Stuart A. Bourdon September 27, 2016

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Smoother NP231 Shifting With Custom Cable System

Bruce W. Smith September 16, 2016

JB Custom Fabrication’s billet cable-shift is a smooth move for trail-ready Jeeps... » Read More

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Answers To All Your Jeep Questions

John Cappa September 14, 2016

Your Jeep... » Read More

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Control Jeep Wrangler Tailgate Swing with a Dirt-Cheap DIY Limit Strap

Jay Kopycinski September 6, 2016

Keep Your Wrangler Tailgate From Swinging Too Wide... » Read More

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Answers To All Your Jeep Questions

John Cappa September 1, 2016

Jeep Tech Q&A... » Read More

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Protect Your Diffs: Cheap Axle Insurance

Ali Mansour August 26, 2016

Dynatrac covers help keep your differentials cool and protected... » Read More

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Suspension & Brakes

ORI STX Coil-Over CJ-7 Conversion

Brian Gabriel August 18, 2016

We move a Jeep CJ-7 into the 21st Century with an ORI STX Strut Conversion... » Read More

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1999 Jeep WJ RCV Performance Axle Install

Stuart A. Bourdon August 16, 2016

After busting the twigs inside the front axle of our 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee, we decided to... » Read More

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Unlock Your Jeep’s Dana 30 Front Axle

Jerrod Jones August 15, 2016

Yukon offers a free spin/locking hub conversion kit that will beef up your solid-axle Dana 30... » Read More

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Swapping a 4.0L Into a CJ-7

Trenton McGee August 11, 2016

Putting Something Other Than a V-8 Into a CJ-7... » Read More

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Suspension & Brakes

Rough Country 1.75 Jeep Wrangler JK Suspension Review

Ali Mansour August 3, 2016

Budget Boost: A Cheap 2 Inches... » Read More

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Suspension & Brakes

Currie RockJock 44s For A Jeep XJ

Stuart A. Bourdon July 22, 2016

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Your Jeep - Answers to all your Jeep questions

John Cappa July 15, 2016

Jp answers all your Jeep questions covering solid axle swaps, disc brake conversions, and more.... » Read More

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TJ LS1 V-8 Conversion: Part 1

Bruce W. Smith July 10, 2016

We pull a 4.0L I-6 out of a 2000 Jeep TJ Wrangler and plant a 5.7L Camaro LS1 V-8 in its place.... » Read More

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Jeep 4.0L Engine Rebuild

Trenton McGee July 9, 2016

The basics of going through a Jeep 4.0L inline six engine.... » Read More

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Clean Air: Good For Tree Huggers and Engines

Stuart A. Bourdon June 26, 2016

Jeep engines (all engines, really) need cool air to run at their best, but if that air is not... » Read More

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Suspension & Brakes

Rubicon Express Gives Jeeps Longer Legs - 2004 LJ Wrangler

Ali Mansour June 24, 2016

We install a Rubicon Express suspension underneath our 2004 LJ Wrangler for better on- and... » Read More

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How To Gain Back Acceleration After Adding Larger Tires

Harry Wagner June 23, 2016

To gain back some of the acceleration we lost when we added larger tires to our LJ, we add power... » Read More

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How-to Tech Q&A

Answers to all your Jeep questions

John Cappa June 15, 2016

Answers to all your Jeep questions from Dana 300's to J trucks and more.... » Read More

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Lower gears can offset the downside of larger and heavier tires and wheels

Harry Wagner May 29, 2016

Minimize the concessions made when adding larger tires by adding lower gears.... » Read More

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