Group Shot @ Lake Crystal, Day 1 http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i142/thesqueekster/BSJ%20Rausch%20Creek%20-%20August%202016/A73F1C7D-3AE7-413F-9777-2230E57CAE31.jpg Partial Group Shot, Day 3 http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i142/thesqueekster/BSJ%20Rausch%20Creek%20-%20August%202016/F4FA2BA0-7D2...

I went with steel for a simple reason, cost. I went with 1/4" steel for all my skids just because I know they will hold up, and weight savings isn't much of an issue to me. The strength, durability and repair-ability is also worth it. When I went with skids, I got both my transfer case skid and...

Thanks, Dan. I think you may be referring to Gaia GPS. From what I have found, it and MotionX are probably the two most popular apps among off-roaders. There are a few others worth looking at as well, but those two stand out. The link you sent seems to be nothing but links to apps that, for the mos...

I just saw an ad for "GIA GPS", an iPhone app that allows tracking and routing in addition to downloading certain maps for offline use. I think this is the app YipJeep mentioned. It's 19.99 on the Apple Store and has an extra subscription available for purchase as well. The description als...

It should be a 1310 for the driveshaft ujoints. I don't recall what the axle joints are if you are intending on changing those out as well. I have yet to break a ujoint on trail, but I'd probably stick with spicer because of name brand.

Which one you bringing to GAJR?

I'd be up for wrench days when the warm weather season slows down for the year.

Don't forget, you may want to do diff fluids when you do the diff skids, especially noting the mileage of the jeep without a diff service. Not sure which axles you have, but look into Lube Lockers, they make removal and re-installation of the diff covers a breeze the next time you need to service th...

Welcome Richard!

I'm running an 05 Rubicon also with a 3" lift and aggressive tires. Your jeep will fit in nicely here!

schwalby wrote:Had this at the Rally to.

We are hoping to add a teeter totter in the next year or so. Hoping to add a lot actually.

I like this one. Adds the throttle control, clutch control, and braking modulation while also allowing for success!

Easy to get hooked into wheeling for sure, thanks Cassandra!

We need more people to post up! New members, old members, used members, flawed members, all members! If the stories are good enough, perhaps they can be snatched up for a newsletter of somekind...

Buy some pvc pipe and end caps, glue one end on the pipe, drill a hole on the other for a screw on valve stem, put all 4 or 5 sensors in it, then glue in the other end, pressurize to street pressure and done!

These are awesome! Let's keep it goin!

I started in December 2008. Picked up a 2004 X. Having never driven a wrangler previously, I went for a test drive, and purchased it that night. Brought it home a few days later. https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/224704_506575047637_9785_n.jpg?oh=8c14ae13b59a7e3a6a0089e0812f2d94&oe=5...

Lets post up how we got into wheeling. Pictures are a must!