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Man, that is a beautiful Jeep. I looked for a few months on Fakebook Marketflakes til I found a set that I was looking for. I wanted Gamblers for mine. Finally scored a well kept complete set, plus picked up a single wheel with a tire in great shape for a spare. My advice is just be patient and...

Yeah, I'm probably gonna buy the complete downstream exhaust kit myself, but use the Banks Header. I also plan on adding a flex coupling in the head pipe as I put it together. I had to do the same on my Grand Wagoneer due to vibrations cracking the Y pipe. Dunno, I do like the way the Flowmaster...

Well, looks like I'm not the only person who thought about a braided flex section of exhaust installed in the head pipe combined with a quality part for long term durability. This guy even spring loaded the collector to head pipe bolts so they can move around some. According to the comments, he...

Yeah, all the Revolver reviews except that one I mentioned say they're great and have held up longer than the replacement version. The only threads I can find are from about 2014ish saying people were beginning to try them. The naysayers are the ones claiming they'll crack because of no flex...

Hearing the dreaded 'pft-pft-pft' noise from the floorboards. Figuring I'm most likely dealing with a cracked exhaust manifold (header). When I tackle it, I will probably replace the entire system while I'm at it. Reading very mixed reviews of replacement headers. Seeing everything from Banks...

To me, they don't look too bad. Pretty centered from edge of tooth to bottom of gear cut. Even double checking on the Yukon site, seems to say they look okay. https://www.yukongear.com/blogs/how-to-create-read-ring-gear-patterns_1

On those interior handles, how did they fit? I've read some people had issues on certain brands with the little plastic rod retainers being incorrect.

Hmmm. The fronts are coil spring, so not direct bolt in at all. Pretty sure the fronts are all D30. The rears are leaf sprung, but would depend if they're spring over or under. If spring over (I'd wager they are, but I'm not a XJ fanatic), then again, no. The YJ is spring under F/R, so I'd...

About a month ago, I scored another item I had been searching for to complete the look I am going for on this ride. Took the Wagoneer on a mini road trip half way across the state and snagged a set of 4 Gambler wheels in really good shape for $100. Also noticed a single gambler with a 30"...

Here is a good install video that shows everything

Bought the entire kit from Quadratec. I sold my full doors and hard top, and purchased half doors, so needed everything to convert. It was a bit over $800. However, it is the square upper half door style. They also offer one for full steel doors at a bit cheaper price. About $750 (Just checked)...

Hey, I'm a visual person as well. Youtube university helps a lot. :LOL: Now, what will be important is making sure you can adapt that pump to your sending unit. Well, it WILL work, but you may have to get creative. The big issue will be tank depth vs overall length of sending unit + fuel pump...

Any YJ soft top is cumbersome compared to the "convertible" aspect of the TJ. I bought a Rampage top since I wanted a gray top (they were the only ones who had it) to round out the correct Islander look. From what I can find (my 1st YJ, so may be wrong), it has a setup like the factory. Many...

Um. Nope. look again at what you linked. It states: Position : Front 2 Pump System Requires In-Tank & In-Line Pump Front tank. As I stated in my 1st comment, this is a 2 pump system. It requires a low pressure in tank pump to feed a high pressure in line pump on the frame. Now, click on that...

Eh, no. Look up a Carter P74067. (in tank pump for 85 F250 w/302 efi-you'll also want the sock filter that attaches to the bottom.) You'll have to remove your sending unit in the fuel tank to fab it up. You want 100% push with electric pumps. Those cheapie external jobs never last long...

The plates are only in the windshield frame and in the door shells. They are plate steel pieces that are held in place by some sheet metal capture channel. They can't fall far. I use a pick and work them up enough to get a bolt started. The bolts on the tub side of the windshield and door are...

Yep. They are just 1/2" nuts that are loosely held there with body goo (seam sealer) and are a pain to get at. The dash coming out makes it much easier. This video helped me:

Here you go: http://www.grimmjeeper.com/gears.html

First off, WELCOME! Well, you have the winch. That's always my first recommendation. Make sure it's fully functional and you have all the necessary recovery gear to go with it. I'd vote good tires first as tires can make or break your vehicles ability on the traction side of things, but you...

At least it wasn't a poster reporting an issue, says they solved it, then never says what fixed it.