Recent content by mrmikey32

It's a 3 hour job for the front, and 1 for the rear. But we handled it. Thanks

If any of you have it, bring a gfci plug. Anyone in construction should have them. The wire needs to be rated at the load as already said. I will see if i can bring out my 30amp splice boxes. Normally i use them off of the generators in disaster zones. They branch the 30amp into 4 120...

Need a shop to install some shocks in a 2010 Grand cherokee. This is for a veteran friend. Can anyone reccomend a good/affordable shop? THanks mikey

As long as I attend, I'll have the back seats open... It's a wrangler unlimited though, so no hating

Sorry, forgot I posted. I sold them with the Jeep.

Install fire extinguisher. Maybe put on the soft top

I should be attending, and I will have full sockets and wrenches, cordless impacts and drills, the good ol' sawzall, probably toss the micro compressor just incase.

I was one of the dumb ones who showed up bone stock, with highway tires. Not even all terrains. I had a blast! Made it through all the trails. I had to be towed home due to blowing out a brake line, and a "small" hole in the gas tank though... I might return this year, but in another stock...

here is a pic. still sitting in the garage.

I should be there via the JK with a few from a local group.

I have had these sitting for toooo long. $50 local pick up preffered. I will try and get some pics, they are at my other house. Let me know if anyone wants it

The ticking in the engine as getting really really loud. I have no idea what it is. I wish I could say I have time to do it, but I also just tore my rotator cuff, so fixing it myself is not an option. Most likely going to go the route of having the shop swap then block for me. They quoted me...

Anyone driving in a group from Chicagoland. Area?

I'd just solder it, or quick connects. Fix it later. Happened on my motorcycle, and I ended up just getting rid of all connectors.

I seem to remember those shots