Project Vehicles
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1972 Jeep J4000 - Project FarmHaul: Part 1
I was super-close to pulling the trigger on a 440-powered ’75 Dodge W200 4x4 when I stumbled across a ’72 J4000 pickup on Craigslist.
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2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon - Lucky ’13: Part 2
The Currie crew added more upgrades in the form of new rolling stock, improved shocks, and heavy-duty Currie JK-specific Dana 44 front and rear axle housings.
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The Rescued Jeep Wrangler - Part 7
With 2½-ton Rockwell axles affixed under the Jeep, one hurdle we had to get over was what to do with our steering. As you may recall from our previous installments, we extended the front axle a lot.
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1985 GM M1008 - GI Gyp: Part 4
A ram-assist steering system is a great addition to any 4x4 with tires larger than 35-37 inches tall, especially if the vehicle is used in slow-technical or high-speed off-road situations.
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2006 Ford F-150 - Project Fast-150
With our recent addition of a JD Fabrication long-travel front suspension, it was time to address the rear axle and suspension.
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Diesel Challenge Build-Off - Part 3
For now, we’ll focus on the four-link design, driver’s seat location, and the measuring and placement of the Duramax diesel engine in the race rig known as “Next Level”.
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1998 Jeep TJ- Rocky Road Redux
This TJ was none other than what was left of Rocky Road, Currie Enterprises’ rock crawl stock class competition Jeep that Kevin had campaigned at early rock crawling events. See how we resurrect it here.
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Heavy-Duty Jeep Drivetrain
Oh yea, oldschool baby!
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Diesel Tow Rig Maintenance & Upgrades
You could call it a downside, but the fact is the bigger our toys get, the larger the tow rigs have to be, and tow rigs can get very expensive.
