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It‘s Khaki, not on the list.……….🙄!

Totally Agree………👍

You could always use these, both water base and silicone base if you choose not to use a lube specifically designed for such a purpose…….!

Lol…….Trust me, they have a few battle scars now!

I’m like you, not a daily driver, my TJ is 95% trail only. For me, you can’t beat Good Year M/TR’s with Kevlar side walls!!!!!

WD-40 is NOT a lubricant, it is a water deterrent (WD). If you would be using a WD product (lithium grease, or similar might provide minimal lubricant) but there are many better options to truly lube your vehicle with.

Removed it the day I brought it home! I grew up knowing that “REAL” Jeeps come with round head lights, 2-doors, and 2-seats……….period!

^^^^^^^ Totally agree, depending on if your Jeep is loaded heavy, the only thing I’d add is go with LJ springs (4.5”) in the rear.

The 4.0L I-6 actually performs better at 3000-4000RPM than it does at 2500. I would not let a higher RPM rev be of much of a concern with the motor.

LubeLocker for me! As mentioned, you must have a true and clean surface to prevent leaks.

Stop at Wally World, Pets Mart, or Petco, pick up a bottle of Nature’s Miracle. The solution is enzyme activated, meaning it doesn’t cover up the smell, it actually eats it away. There are many other methods that work also, but this is an easy and permanent fix to odor issues!

Media blast (sand, glass bead, ect.), is best. But solvent application also works. CLR-Rust Evaporator- Navel Jelly, oil, ect. Be careful using an acidic base dissolver, as it can etch metal.

I second that! 1350s, front and rear!

My wife and I along with our boy (Sid) spent 4 days wheeling the San Juan Mountain area. Fall colors were changing, weather was beautiful and we got to hit the following trails: Imogene/Engineer/Cinnamon/MineralCreek/Poughkeepsie Gulch and did the Alpine Loop in its entirety along with a...

Hey, there is another song that referenced a Jeep, cool song. Tell your daughter she taught an old man a new song, I’ll now listen to it when cruising the trails.

Looks Nice!

In Addition, “Big John”, by Jimmy Dean

Being from Colorado, and showing my age, I’ll have to go with the “only” song that I know off had that referenced a Jeep. “Black Bear Road”, by CW McCall…lol!

35s on 17s

That’s were the shit came from to begin with, the ground. As a kid, I remember going to my uncles ranch in eastern Colorado, they lived on a dirt road, he had a tank hooked up to a tractor with a spray boom attached. When he got enough oil in the tank, he’d drive along the dirt road spraying...