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A few years back we covered a frame up restoration of Rich’s CJ. The old Jeep was stripped and completely redone. See Rich’s 84 CJ-7 Restoration After a few years the engine that Rich had built started showing some signs of being tired. AMC engines are known for some design weaknesses and the fact that …
Here’s some JK locker modification ideas to enable use the factory lockers in 2wd and 4hi. We have received many questions from readers regarding the operation of the JK Rubicon lockers in 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive high range. The new JK is very dependent on it’s computer system and the locker work …
Dana 30 and Dana 44 Front Axle Caster Adjustment
Jeep Steering Alignment 101 – Dana 30 and Dana 44 Front Axle Camber Adjustment
Jeep Steering Alignment 101 – What do these terms mean?
Some information provided by JB Conversions According to JB Conversions there are 3 main reasons to install the Heavy Duty Slip Yoke Eliminator kit in your Jeep:
The Novak Guide to Clutches, Linkages & Bellhousings for Jeep® Conversions Article provided by Novak Conversions – experts in Jeep conversions since 1967 This article contains the culmination of decades of experience setting up clutch systems for Jeep conversion applications. We will first identify the components involved, and then introduce the science of setting up …
We found this excellent article originally written by Drivetrain Specialists. In this article some of the mysteries involved in figuring out driveline angles are simplified.
After several seasons of off-roading your Jeep’s brakes will probably need replacing. Mud, dust, and small rocks get stuck on the rotors and act like sand paper on your Jeep’s brakes. Matt’s CJ-7 needed a brake job from just such exposure. We decided to replace the rotors along with the pads to completely freshen up …
Slippery conditions can turn a normally easy trail into one that is nearly impassable. Snow is an obvious cause, but on certain soil types a rain storm can turn the surface of the soil into something resembling wheel bearing grease. Driving techniques and tire requirements are similar for either snow or slippery trail mud. Wet …
