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Unless you are going for the bling factor, an aftermarket intake won't provide anymore performance other than looking cool. Plus, depending on your setup, they have an awful way of acting like a straw when doing a water crossing. The stock air box provides more than enough air. To realize the...

No worries Brah!!! Most of the words are beginning to leave my mind now. Unless you get me around a couple locals. Then look out, all grasp of the English language is history. Lol.

Hey Sole! Aloha! Mahalo nui loa 8)

IOU 9,990 posts. Lol. I'm on the installment plan.

Thanks! I'm a transplant myself from Hawaii, and I would have to say, the Northwest is another slice of paradise 8)

Well, its that time of year again. Time to get busy on those preventative maintenance projects we've put off during the winter. One of the first things you might want to look at is your front and rear differentials. When was the last time you changed your gear lubricant? It's probably one of the...

Thanks! Love the sig

Just wanted to pop in and say, "Hi." Home is in the Pacific Northwest. Just joined Jeepz a few days ago. So far, so good. Seems like a great group of folks, and great discussions. Joined the Jeep community about two years ago. Just after my family begged me to stop riding motorcycles. Lol. I...

Hard to see the control arm angle, but I would say they are probably fine. RE would not sell a short arm kit for a 3.5 lift if it was going to cause problems. I would look at doing a shock replacement. Looks like oil around the shock boot on the first pic. They are probably shot. For sure you...

Jeep Homemade Swaybar Disconnects

Eddie on 4x4xplor has a good write-up on homemade discos. Can't beat it for a couple of $$$'s

awesome job + super score from ebay.

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It is probably your shocks. What are you running? I would recommend the Rubicon Express monotube shocks.

You get what you pay for. Lol. Probably has a lot to so with construction, finishes, bushings, etc. JKS and Rubicon Express make a good product.