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Gentlemen. Good morning. Thank you for the info. I have 30 inch tires (LT245 / 75; R 16; DURATRAC).

I have a request for the forum. I own a 2003 TJ Rubicon Wrangler. Recently, I removed the spare tire carrier which the previous owner installed (it was a heavy and bulky after market install which contained a swivel making it very difficult to open the rear hatch). Currently searching for a...

General comment. Would it be possible to have the locations included in the photos? Some of the sites are spectacular, as are the Jeeps in them. Just a thought.

That is good to know. Thank you.

Sir. Thank you for your clarification. I misunderstood your original message.

Understood...thank you sir

Mr.Blaine. From your message, I assume there are concerns with Lares products? Am I reading that correctly?

MrBlaine. I was not aware of that fact; thank you for that info.

No sir...I have not...does that work?

Would you be willing to send me the link to RockAuto?

Thank you, sir

Gentlemen...thank you very much! Truly appreciate the speed w/which you replied. Will keep you posted.

TJ Jeep Forum Members. Hello, and TGIF. I am in need of your assistance, please. I own a 2003 TJ Wrangler (Rubicon); 4.0L engine. I've determined (w/the help of a mechanic and Chris) that I will need to replace the steering gear box (it is leaking). Can anyone assist me in determining a...

Perhaps I missed it, but would it be possible for the "photographers" to indicate the locations? There are several spectacular views and adding the jeep to the mix adds a touch a class.

To the TJ Forum Members. Hello. Yesterday (27 Feb 2025), I had the unique opportunity to visit and speak with Chris (the forum's "founding father" and site administrator) — we both live in Gillette, WY. We discussed a variety of subjects, not the least of which was my 2003 TJ jeep. Not only...

and if you're going to use spray foam (out of cans or canister), then make sure you're using CLOSED cell spray foam.

Then I would go w/any type of rigid insulation instead of fiberglass.

Chris...when we meet, I can bring my home design binder which has an entire section on insulation (which is what I posted in the previous messages). The gentleman who recommended Rockwool is correct. However, it can be expensive and it depends on how much time you plan on spending in the shed...

Insulation Types/Materials. Run the gamut from bulky fiber materials such as fiberglass, rockwool, cellulose, and natural fibers to rigid foam boards to sleek foils. Bulky materials resist conductive heat flow in a building cavity. Rigid foam boards trap air or another gas in their cells to...

PIR; XPS; EPS XPS. Extruded Polystyrene – known as Styrofoam, made by DuPont. Blue, pink or green colors. Fixed to the sheathing of a house before new siding is fitted. The boards are molded to have interlocking edges to improve joins and help maintain a continuous thermal envelope around...