Recent content by zachpeakee

I've seen some crazy prices here in Colorado that line up with OP's original quote. However, I had both my axles Re-Geared PLUS rear ARB Locker installed for about $2700 out the door. For re-gearing alone, my preferred shop only charges $1700 on the Jeep Wrangler platform. (Evolution Offroad in...

Most of the "plug and play" harnesses available for the TJ platform will require some splicing to be utilized with aftermarket equipment. The Plug & Play is true, for the factory harness side ONLY. But for most plugs, it's just a pig-tail for you to then splice into your new head unit harness...

When it comes to clearance issues, they're pretty self explanatory.. If it hits, there's not enough. If it doesn't hit, there's enough. :ROFLMAO: Seriously though, cycle the suspension. It'll either hit or it won't. That will be your answer.

You'll likely NOT notice any difference between a 3" lift and your current 3.5" lift. That's where you need to make the decision on whether you want to lower the TJ or not. IF that answer is still yes, look in the range of 2" springs/shocks. At least then you'll be spending the money and...

That'd be a HARD PASS from me. That looks like someone elses problem. No need to pay $9,000 and make it your problem, especially when there are actual good TJ's on the market for the same price.

6' 1" :ROFLMAO: My issue with the factory sun-visors is that they are so awkwardly shaped, with no option as far as adjustment is concerned. (no option to extend/lengthen etc) So unless the sun is directly in front of you, I find them to be useless. The new tint-strip works 100% of the time...

I actually just went through the same process with my Sahara. Similar mods. I decided that swapping my parts over to my LJ, and selling the TJ stock would save me more $$ in the long run. Sold the TJ in Stock configuration with 140k miles for $9,000. IF that were my TJ and mods, I'd list at...

TJ pricing is honestly too far-fetched to give an accurate number. Someone could tell you $13k and someone could tell you $9k, with neither being incorrect. Price it at a number that is comfortable for you, and a number YOU want to sell it at.

Sure, It definitely takes up majority of the space available. When I still had the TJ, I would regularly remove the subwoofers if I needed the space. That in itself was somewhat irritating. In my current LJ, it's not as much of an issue.

I'm actually surprised you've had issues selling at that price.. Although something I started doing on Facebook Marketplace, a lot of times when I sell a vehicle I go DEEP into the description. I pretend I am selling vehicles to my grandma, and word the description in a way that "non-Jeep"...

I like a NICE sounding audio system. My original intentions were to install a powered subwoofer, but I chose not to and instead install something that could be heard with or without the top, in various situations. Powered Subwoofers are great if your intended purpose is to have a little bit of...

Funny you mention that. When I pulled it during the Transmission Swap on my TJ, I actually found the top two easier to get from the interior as well. Long ass extension and a wobble socket made quick work of them.:ROFLMAO:

I've got some large 12-ton Jackstands that I use under the frame. Bought them when I did my axle swaps. They've got a maximum safe working limit of 29". If you take those same stands and put them underneath the axles, instead of under the frame, I can put the belly of the Jeep up about 40" off...

I'll take my lashings, and know to do it correctly the next time. On the honest front, this could've been avoided had I actually read the packaging, rather than getting excited and tearing them apart to install. Worst case scenario, I killed the Joints by a few thousand miles. The good part...

Sure thing! I don't mind pulling it. From what I remember when doing the AX-15 swap, the transfer case was out in about 30 minutes. I had some complications with my last T-Case and had to clock the housing with a jig, but other than that it was a fairly easy pull/install. With the SYE being...