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Moderate build TJ for sale. We are an older couple that used it for exploring. Very well maintained, no leaks, garage kept. Selling because we upgraded. 4.0L, 6 speed manual, New clutch, 3.73 axles, Rear Dana 44 with limited slip. 33" Goodyear KO2s, Trail and backup cameras, Apple Carplay, non...

I made this video for my You tube channel. I posted it here to help anyone adding cameras to their TJ. The link to the video is:

Neither could I. That is why I had to run my own. Apparently some have it and some don't. I was one of the unlucky ones.

This video shows a Jeep TJ moderate build with 33 inch tires and 2.5" lift. It is a 6 speed with 3.73 axle ratios. It has rock sliders, rear offroad bumper, CB antenna mount, LED headlights and driving lights, fox shocks and stabilizer, cruise control, and Apple Car Play stereo with forward and...

You are right. The Fox catalog listed a rear set for a 2.5" lift but not a front set. I searched until I found the question asked to a Fox rep and he said use the stock - 2" ones if I remember right and they have been fine.

I made a video of the Cruise Control install I did on my 2006. The link for it is:

I did a video from my install on my 2006 wrangler. It may help you or others who read this post. The link for it is;

Here is a photo of the comparison between the rear stock and OME springs. My paperwork says the OME rear springs were model number 2941.

I was not running Rancho springs. I was running OME springs with my old shocks. I went back and checked on my old shocks and they were skyjacker hydro 7000s - not Ranchos. Admittedly, they were the budget ones, but everything I read said that hydraulic action shocks were more plush than Nitrogen...

I just added a double din to mine. It has ports for both front and rear cameras. I did a video to show mounting and wiring of Double Din Stereo operated forward and rear cameras on a 2006 Jeep Wrangler . Took it offroad this weekend and I love the cameras. The Apple Carplay is awesome too. Used...

It actually works well. Other than having two sets of spacers, the height is just right for 33s and the seat height is just high enough that I can still get in without a step. The 33s don't rub even with the sway bar disconnected. For overlanding I like it a lot. The fox shocks seem to absorb...

I put OME springs on have been was sorely disappointed in the lift. My rig is the lightest it could be - soft top/door halves, no winch, stock front bumper, no rear seat and I still only got 1.5" lift. Since I am running 33s I had to add a 1 inch spacer on top of the 10mm spacer to get the 2.5"...

Great looking Jeep. Congrats. What brand is the hard top? How is the road noise level inside? Can you carry on a conversation with a passenger at normal voice level at highway speeds?