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The stock NP231 transfer case in the Jeep Wrangler TJ does its job just fine for daily driving and mild off-roading. But once you start lifting the suspension and venturing into more serious trail territory, the factory slip yoke setup quickly becomes a liability. The exposed driveshaft splines and limited slip range are prone to …
The old school incandescent headlights in a TJ are a classic and iconic look for the TJ but the light output is poor by today’s standards. The Quadratec Premium LED Headlights are a great addition to any Jeep to brighten up the night. These aren’t just ordinary LED lights, they are made by JW Speaker, …
The factory headlights on a Jeep CJ and TJ do one thing reasonably well—they turn on. Beyond that, performance is often lackluster, especially if you’re driving at night on country roads or heading off-road after sundown. Whether you’re keeping things classic or upgrading for performance and safety, there are three main Jeep headlight options when …
Performance, Sound, and Simplicity Under the Hood. When it comes to breathing life into your 1997–2006 Jeep TJ Wrangler, few upgrades are as simple and effective as a cold air intake. The aFe (Advanced Flow Engineering) cold air intake system is a go-to choice for Jeep owners looking for better throttle response, improved airflow, and …
Fuse Tap Install in a Jeep TJ Whether you’re wiring up a phone charger, CB radio, or powering a relay for off-road lights, tapping into your TJ’s fuse box with an add-a-circuit fuse tap is one of the cleanest and most efficient ways to get switched power without butchering the factory harness. What Is an …
One of the simplest upgrades you can make to your Jeep that delivers real-world performance and peace of mind is a quality battery. For Jeepers running auxiliary lighting, winches, aftermarket sound systems, or even just heading out into the cold where stock batteries can struggle, the Odyssey Performance Series AGM Battery (Group 34) is a …
In 2008 a small meetup on a local farm developed into a world wide event known as Go Topless Day where Jeep owners celebrate the spring time removal of the Jeep’s top. Usually held in the middle of May this event is in support of good causes. From beach clean-ups and trail runs to picnics, …
