OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008 – Day 2 Part 4
Day 2, Part 4 – April 27 Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, Joliet PA. To close out the day we stopped at the Rausch Creek competition rock crawling course. We got a close-up look at how the massive rock piles are laid out. Mark even took a test drive on one of them. Read more
OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008 – Day 2 Part 3
Day 2, Part 3 – April 27 Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, Joliet PA. We headed to Crawler Ridge. A particularly rocky section along the side of a hill. Mark spent a good amount of time working his Jeep to try to make it up. The wet conditions made the rocks very slippery. After wedging his Jeep on a boulder the service of a winch was needed. Several others took a shot at the hill and a few were successful.
OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008 – Day 2 Part 2
Day 2, Part 2 – April 27 Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, Joliet PA. As the fog lifted the offroading became more interesting as the trail progress continued. Read more
OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008 – Day 2
Day 2 – April 27 Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, Joliet PA. The day was gloomy, chilly, and the fog was thick as molasses at Rausch Creek.
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OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008 – Day 1 part 2
Throughout the day Jim’s CJ-5 was parked outside the store and the kids painted the Jeep with watercolors. As the day went on less and less of the Jeep’s white paint was visible.
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OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008 – Day 1
In the normal fashion of the PA/NJ spring time weather the day before it was 80 degrees and beautiful, on this day it was kinda great and a chill filled the air. Luckily the rain held out and everyone enjoyed an action packed day at OK Auto’s store in Stewartsville, NJ. Read more
OK Auto 4WD & Tire Rock Krawl 2008
sponsored by Warn – April 26 & 27, 2008
For the past several years OK Auto has been opening their doors and hosting an open house to allow their customers to show off their vehicles and take part in a day of offroading.
OK Auto 2008 Rock Krawl Event – This Weekend
Get ready for this coming weekend and check out OK Auto’s Rock Krawl event.
Sneaky Dana 20 Transfer Case Tech
QUESTION: I recently purchased a used dana 20 transfer case,the previous owner said the t case shift pattern is 4H 2H N 2L and 4L is this correct. OZARKJEEPN
ANSWER: Officially the typical pattern in a CJ is 4H 2H N 4L but after time the shift linkage loosens up to allow 2L. The Dana 20 in the jeepfan.com CJ has the pattern you described below even though the shift knob says it the way mentioned above.
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